Jonáš Světlík

Prompts as templates

Whatever you do with AI over and over, stop rewriting it every time. Build prompt templates - tune them once, then just fill in what changes.

Why templates

They save time and, more importantly, hold the quality. Instead of wondering "how do I phrase this again", you fill in a few blanks. The answers are consistent and you stop reinventing the same thing.

What a good template looks like

A fixed part (role, style, format) plus blanks in [square brackets] to fill in. Write it properly once, then recycle it.

Three templates to start with

  • A reply to a customer: "You are a friendly, concise customer support person. Reply to this message warmly, resolve [problem] and offer [solution]. 5 sentences max. Message: [paste]."
  • A social post: "You are a copywriter for [industry]. Write a post about [topic], tone [friendly/expert], 3 sentences max, ending with a call to action."
  • Document summary: "Summarise the attached text into 5 bullet points and list the tasks with deadlines. Answer only from the text, do not invent anything."

Where to keep them

Above all in one place so they are to hand: your notes, a shared document, or straight into a "project" or a custom GPT (we cover that in the advanced course). There is a ready-made collection in the bonus pack of 30 prompts.

The best prompt is one you write once and use a hundred times.

Want a prompt pack built to fit?

I will prepare a set of templates for your exact field and plug them in where you need them. Get in touch, no strings attached, estimate within 24 hours.