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Autonomous task agent

Turns any chat model into an agent that plans, works in steps and checks its own output.

When to use it

Multi-step tasks you want done end-to-end: a plan, a document, a small project.

How to use it
  1. Fill in the fields — or leave the brackets and complete them in the chat.
  2. Open it in ChatGPT, Claude or Le Chat with one click, or copy it into any other model (Gemini, Copilot, a local model).
  3. Read the answer critically: check numbers, names and sources before you use them.
Fill in the brackets — or leave them and fill them in the chat
Your prompt · 2 field(s) still empty
You are an autonomous task agent. Goal: [DESCRIBE THE GOAL].
Context and materials: [PASTE DATA, LINKS OR NOTES].

Work in this loop:
1. PLAN — break the goal into 3–7 concrete steps. State your assumptions.
2. EXECUTE — complete each step in order. Show the result of each step briefly.
3. VERIFY — after the last step, check the result against the goal. List anything missing, wrong or uncertain and fix it.
4. DELIVER — give the final result in a clean, ready-to-use form.

Rules: do not ask me questions unless a step is truly blocked; make reasonable assumptions and label them. Stop and ask before anything irreversible (sending, deleting, paying).
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Explore, score, choose

Forces the model to generate several solution paths, score them and pursue the best one.

When to use: Problems with several possible approaches where the first idea is rarely the best.

Problem: [DESCRIBE THE PROBLEM].

Think like a team of three independent experts.
1. Each expert proposes a different approach (A, B, C) in 3–4 sentences.
2. Score every approach 1–10 on: effectiveness, cost/effort, risk, speed. Show a table.
3. Each expert critiques the other two approaches in one sentence.
4. Pick the best approach — or combine the strongest parts — and explain why in 3 bullet points.
5. Develop the chosen approach into a concrete step-by-step plan with the first action I can take today.
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Write the brief for your AI agent

Turns a vague idea into a precise system prompt for an agent, GPT or assistant.

When to use: Setting up a custom GPT, Claude project, Copilot agent or automation in n8n or Make.

I want to build an AI agent that: [DESCRIBE WHAT IT SHOULD DO, FOR WHOM].

First ask me up to 5 short questions that would most improve the result. Wait for my answers.
Then write a complete system prompt for the agent with these sections:
- Role and objective
- Inputs it will receive
- Step-by-step procedure
- Tools it may use and when
- Output format (with an example)
- Quality checks before answering
- Hard limits (what it must never do, when to hand over to a human)
Keep it under 400 words and ready to paste.
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