Prompts for real life
Meals, money, work, travel and learning. Ready-to-use prompts for the stuff you actually deal with.
Copy-paste prompts, no-code build guides and ready-made AI agents that show what AI can actually do for your day, your work and your games.
Illustrative demo with a scripted response. The prompt is “The Fridge Raid Chef” from the free pack.
Each quest is a different way AI can work for you, from one-off prompts to helpers that run every day.
Meals, money, work, travel and learning. Ready-to-use prompts for the stuff you actually deal with.
Go from idea to a working website or app with AI coding tools, step by step, in plain English.
Inbox triage, daily briefings, meal plans and budget check-ins that run on standing instructions.
Builds, strategy, patch notes, modding help and making your own simple games with AI.
Choose a prompt or agent for the job in front of you: dinner, a hard email, a study plan, a messy inbox.
Swap each [bracket] for your real details. Specific inputs are what turn a generic answer into a useful one.
Paste it into any AI chat, check the result, and tell it what to change. You stay in charge of what gets sent.
12 copy-paste AI agents you can set up in about 15 minutes each, with no code. Each one keeps you in control: it drafts, you approve.
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The Inbox Bouncer sorts pasted emails into urgent, reply soon, FYI and junk, drafts replies in your tone, and ends with a top-3 list. It never hits send.
Illustrative demo based on the example run in the pack.
Every agent gets its own spread: the goal, what you need, the full prompt, setup steps, an optional autopilot and safety rules.






Screen recording of the actual PDF.
Fill in the [brackets], paste into any AI chat, and go. See 10 more free prompts →
Use when you're staring at random ingredients and have no plan.
I have these ingredients: [list what's in your fridge/pantry]. Suggest 3 dinners I can make in under [30] minutes using mostly what I have. I'm cooking for [number] people and we [any dietary needs, e.g. no dairy]. For each, give a short ingredient list, simple steps, and what I'd need to buy, if anything.
Use when you have an app or website idea and don't know where to start.
I want to build [describe your idea] for [who it's for]. I have zero coding experience. Turn this into a simple plan: the core features for a first version (keep it tiny), what the main screens would look like, and the easiest no-code or AI tools to build it with. Explain everything in plain English.
Use when you want a strong character build without reading 40 forum threads.
I'm playing [game] as a [class/character] at [level or progress point]. My playstyle is [e.g. aggressive melee / stealthy / support]. Suggest a build: key stats, skills, gear, and the order to unlock them. Explain why it works and its biggest weakness. Note if anything may have changed in recent patches.
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Any modern AI chat: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot and others. The free tiers are enough for nearly everything.
A 31-page PDF plus a plain-text file of every prompt. It has 12 no-code agents (inbox triage, daily briefing, meal planner, budget watcher, job scout, study coach, patch-notes tracker and more), each with a copy-paste prompt, step-by-step setup, optional automations, safety rules and an example run.
No. Every agent is set up with plain-English instructions inside tools like ChatGPT Projects, Claude Projects or Gemini Gems. Optional automation steps use free tiers of Zapier, Make or n8n.
Each template includes safety rules: the agent drafts and you approve. It never sends, buys, pays or deletes anything on its own, and treats pasted emails and web pages as information, not instructions.
Checkout is handled by Gumroad. You get an instant download link by email and in your Gumroad library.
If the pack is not what you expected, reply to your Gumroad receipt and ask. Refund requests are handled through Gumroad.
Coming next for subscribers: The Prompt Library, Build Without Code, and the Gamer's Guild Pack.