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Every prompt from my videos

You commented, here they are. Copy, paste, change the file names to yours.

How to run the Claude Code prompts?
  1. Install Claude Code (Anthropic's AI agent that works on files on your computer).
  2. Put your business files in one folder (spreadsheets as CSV, notes as text files).
  3. Open a terminal in that folder, type claude, paste a prompt.
  4. Always read drafts before you send or publish anything.
PROMPT: the ChatGPT fix✕

PROMPTBetter answers from any AI chat

Works in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, anything. Context + an example + make it ask you first.

The templateI'm [who you are, e.g. "I run a tiny candle shop in Vermont"]. This is for [who reads it, e.g. "customers aged 30-45 who love cozy and a bit of humor"]. Here's an example of what good looks like: "[paste one you love]" Task: [what you want, length, format]. Before you start, ask me 3 questions.
PROJECT: stop re-explaining yourself✕

PROJECTSet up a Claude Project once

  1. In Claude, create a new Project named after your business.
  2. Add your files once: price list, brand voice notes, FAQ, a few of your best emails.
  3. Paste instructions like the ones below into the Project instructions.
  4. Every new chat inside that Project already knows all of it.
Project instructions (example)- Always write in our brand voice (see brand-voice.txt). - Prices come from price-list.csv. Never guess a price. - Emails under 120 words. - Sign off: The [Your Business] team
AUTOMATE: Claude Code for a cleaning business✕

AUTOMATEThe 4 cleaning-business prompts (+ the invoice one)

1. Morning crew scheduleMake a routine that runs every morning at 6am, reads today's jobs from data/bookings.csv and writes each crew their schedule as a text message in outbox/. Save the routine in routines/ and run it once now.
2. Quote repliesRead the new quote request in inbox/ and write a friendly reply in outbox/ with a price, using our rates in data/company.json.
3. InvoicesMake an invoice for [client]'s October jobs from data/completed-jobs.csv. Save it as a clean HTML invoice in invoices/.
4. SEO blog draftsWrite an SEO blog post draft for our website: "How much does a deep clean cost in [your city]?" Use our rates. Save it as markdown in blog/.
LISTING: Claude Code for real estate agents✕

LISTINGThe 4 real estate prompts

1. Listing descriptionWrite a listing description for [address] from my notes in notes/. Save it in listings/.
2. Open-house follow-upsDraft a personal follow-up email for every visitor in data/open-house-signins.csv. Save them in outbox/.
3. Market reportTurn data/sales-q3.csv into a one-page Q3 market report my clients can read. Save it as HTML in reports/.
4. A week of postsWrite a week of Instagram posts for the [address] listing. Save them in social/.
GAINS: Claude Code for personal trainers✕

GAINSThe 4 trainer prompts

1. Training planTurn [client]'s intake form into a 4-week training plan. Save it as HTML in plans/.
2. Weekly check-insWrite a short weekly check-in text for every client in data/clients.csv based on their note. Save them in outbox/.
3. Payment remindersDraft polite reminders for anyone overdue in data/payments.csv. Save them in outbox/.
4. A month of contentPlan a month of Instagram posts from the questions in data/faqs.txt. Save it as HTML in content/.
LAWN: Claude Code for lawn care✕

LAWNThe 4 lawn care prompts

1. RoutesSort tomorrow's jobs in data/jobs.csv into a route for each crew, grouped by neighborhood so we're not driving back and forth. Save it as HTML in routes/.
2. Priced quotesRead the quote request in inbox/ and write a reply with a price from data/rates.json. Save it in outbox/.
3. Rain-day reschedulesIt's going to rain tomorrow. Draft reschedule texts for every job in data/jobs.csv using the open slots in data/open-slots.csv. Save them in outbox/.
4. Fall upsellWrite a fall cleanup offer email to every client in data/clients.csv who has trees. Save them in outbox/.
STORE: Claude Code for online stores✕

STOREThe 4 store owner prompts

Export your products, orders and reviews as CSV first (Shopify: Products / Orders, Export).

1. Product descriptionsWrite a short, punchy product description for every product in data/products.csv. Save them as an HTML page in products/.
2. "Where's my order?" repliesDraft a reply to every "where's my order?" email in inbox/, using the real status in data/orders.csv. Save them in outbox/, don't send anything.
3. Review digestGo through all the reviews in data/reviews.csv and tell me the 5 real complaints, with counts and one quote each. Save it as HTML in reports/.
4. Black Friday emailsWrite a 3-email Black Friday sequence (teaser, launch, last chance) using my real products and prices from data/products.csv. Save it in campaigns/.
HONEST: stop the AI yes-man✕

HONESTMake ChatGPT tell you the truth

Works in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, anything. Paste it before your idea, plan or draft.

The promptDon't agree with me by default. Push back if I'm wrong. Here's my idea: [your idea]. 1. Score it out of 10 and say why. 2. Tell me the 3 biggest risks. 3. What would a harsh critic say about it?
TIDY: clean up your computer with Claude Code✕

TIDYThe 4 Downloads-folder prompts

Run these inside the folder you want cleaned. They move and rename files, so back it up first and read the plan before you say yes.

1. Sort everythingMy ~/Downloads folder is a disaster. Sort everything into folders like Photos, Screenshots, Receipts and Documents. Show me the plan before you move anything.
2. Rename photos by dateRename all the IMG_ photos in ~/Downloads to the date they were actually taken (from the photo data).
3. Find duplicatesFind duplicate files in ~/Downloads. Don't delete anything, just put the extras in a folder I can check.
4. Receipts to a spending sheetRead all the receipts in ~/Downloads and make a spending sheet: date, store, category, amount, with totals by category. Save it as HTML.
FINEPRINT: let Claude read the boring stuff✕

FINEPRINTThe 3 fine-print prompts

Upload the full document (lease, contract, policy) to Claude first. This helps you understand it; it is not legal advice.

1. What could bite me?What in this document could get me in trouble or cost me money? List each one with the section number.
2. Explain it like I'm 12Explain [the scary part] like I'm 12.
3. Deadline checklistMake a checklist of every date and deadline in this document, in order, with what I have to do by each one.