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Your prompt

"Here's a 40-minute meeting transcript. Give me a 5-bullet summary. For each bullet, note the key decision and who owns the next step."

AI output
  • Product roadmap: Q3 scope locked to three features. Priya to circulate final spec by Friday.
  • Hiring: Two senior engineer roles approved. Dan to post JDs by end of week.
  • Customer feedback: Onboarding drop-off at step 4 flagged as priority. Marcus to schedule user interviews.
  • Budget: Marketing spend held flat until Q4 review. No action needed before September.
  • Next meeting: Fortnightly cadence agreed. Sarah to send calendar invite to all.
📝 Summarise a meetingClaude / ChatGPT
Your prompt

"My GP says my HbA1c is 48 mmol/mol. Explain what this means in plain English, what it indicates about my health, and give me three specific questions to ask at my next appointment."

AI output

HbA1c measures your average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months. A reading of 48 mmol/mol sits right on the threshold for Type 2 diabetes — 47 is pre-diabetes, 48+ is the diagnostic cutoff in the UK.

Questions to ask your GP:

  • Should I repeat the test to confirm this result?
  • What specific dietary changes would have the most impact for me?
  • Do I need a referral to a diabetes nurse or structured education programme?
🏥 Understand a health resultClaude / ChatGPT
Your prompt

"Explain this contract clause in plain English: 'The Licensor grants the Licensee a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence…' What am I not allowed to do?"

AI output

Non-exclusive: The company can give the same licence to other customers — you don't have it to yourself.

Non-transferable: You cannot pass this licence on to another person or company — for example, you cannot sell the software on or include it in something you're selling.

Revocable: They can take it away. If you breach the terms, or sometimes just if they choose to, they can switch off your access.

⚖️ Decode a legal clauseClaude / ChatGPT
Your prompt

"Write a job description for a Head of Marketing at a 45-person UK fintech startup. Salary £80–95k. Remote-first. We value clarity over jargon and care more about what you've shipped than where you've worked."

AI output

Head of Marketing — £80–95k — Remote

We're a 45-person fintech helping UK small businesses access working capital. We've grown mostly on word of mouth. Now we want someone to build the engine.

You'll own the full funnel — brand, content, paid, and partnerships. You'll report directly to the CEO and have budget to hire one person in year one…

[AI continues with responsibilities, requirements, and how to apply]

✍️ Draft a job postingClaude / ChatGPT
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