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• Job Search

  Act as a practical Job Search expert. Help a job seeker changing industries to tailor a resume to a target role. Organize the response as key questions, direct answers, edge cases, and a final verification checklist. Include edge cases, failure modes, measurable success criteria, and one worked example; avoid filler, jargon, and generic advice.

• Detectives

  Design a missing-person investigator noticing overlooked routines in a mystery setting where observation, interviewing, paperwork, and human motives matter. Their personality is curious and inventive, but easily distracted by unsolved mysteries. Give them two contradictory first impressions: what strangers assume and what close friends notice. Their current conflict: they want revenge but fear becoming cruel. Deliver production-friendly front/side/back design notes, five expression cues, an outfit and prop breakdown, color/material rationale, and three story hooks. Keep the design functional, culturally coherent, and clearly original.

• Retro Futurism

  Design an original image in the Retro Futurism category centered on a space-age seaside motel. Art-direct it using dynamic low-angle view with strong leading lines and backlit mist, pale analogous palette, soft bloom. Add small story-relevant details, believable materials, and a polished professional finish without random decorative clutter. No text, watermarks, logos, or franchise characters.

• Song Lyrics

  Build an original song around a relationship defined by almost-right timing. Use a clear image sequence so each stanza or section advances rather than restates. Create lyrics for an upbeat track whose words contain bittersweet tension; avoid generic empowerment slogans. Keep the lyrics fully original, do not imitate any existing artist or song, avoid filler rhymes, and make the phrasing natural to sing.

• Content Marketing

  Act as a practical Content Marketing expert. Help a creator launching a digital product to build a strategy around real customer questions. Organize the response as key questions, direct answers, edge cases, and a final verification checklist. State assumptions, distinguish facts from recommendations, flag the two biggest risks, and keep every step executable today.

• Steampunk Inventors

  Create a production-ready character concept for a railway signal inventor, living in an original industrial-fantasy world of brass mechanisms, steam infrastructure, and hand-built machines. Personality core: quietly compassionate, but uncomfortable asking for help. Design a weather-adapted outfit, one ceremonial element, and one customized practical item with years of visible use. Story pressure: they want revenge but fear becoming cruel. Deliver production-friendly front/side/back design notes, five expression cues, an outfit and prop breakdown, color/material rationale, and three story hooks. Make every decorative detail serve character, culture, or function.

• Product Photography

  Design an original image in the Product Photography category centered on a frosted glass skincare bottle. Art-direct it using top-down flat-lay with clean spacing and high-key daylight with soft shadows and airy tonal range. Keep lighting physically believable, materials accurate, and retouching restrained; preserve realistic texture and natural depth cues. No text, watermarks, logos, or franchise characters.

• Film Screenplay

  Create an original Film Screenplay project around this premise: a public defender takes a minor case that reveals a larger system failure. Make the midpoint force the lead to pursue the same goal for a different reason. Write a beat sheet with 12-15 beats, each tied to a clear change in story pressure. Keep dialogue playable and character-specific, avoid exposition dumps, and make scene turns come from actions and consequences.

Every prompt is written to be used as-is, or adjusted for your own project.