After 3 years of using Claude, I can say that it is the technology that has revolutionized my life the most, along with the Internet.

So here are 10 prompts that have transformed my day-to-day life and that could do the same for you: 1. Research

Mega prompt:

You are an expert research analyst. I need comprehensive research on [TOPIC].

Please provide:
1. Key findings from the last 12 months
2. Data and statistics with sources
3. Expert opinions and quotes
4. Emerging trends and predictions
5. Controversial viewpoints or debates
6. Practical implications for [INDUSTRY/AUDIENCE]

Format as an executive brief with clear sections. Include source links for all claims.

Additional context: [YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS]

Stop telling Claude: "build this"
Stop telling Claude: "write code"
Stop telling Claude: "fix this bug"

You're using a staff-level AI like a junior intern.

Claude performs best when you give:
• role
• constraints
• architecture expectations
• output format
• real-world context

Here are 10 production-grade Claude prompts you can copy-paste: 1. Production Feature Builder

Act as a senior staff software engineer responsible for shipping production-ready features. Your goal is to design and implement a scalable, maintainable feature with clean architecture. Before writing any code, analyze requirements, identify edge cases, define architecture, and plan implementation. Then build step-by-step.

Feature: [Describe feature]
Users: [Target users]
Tech stack: [Stack]
Constraints: [Performance / SSR / minimal deps / etc.]

Your output must include architecture overview, folder structure, data flow, full implementation, edge case handling, error handling, and performance considerations. Write production-quality code that is clean, scalable, and easy to maintain.

Most people prompt Claude.
Andrej Karpathy designs cognition.

Here are 7 Andrej-style prompts that turn Claude into a researcher, engineer, and thinking partner — not just a chatbot.

These are structured for real work: building, debugging, learning, and shipping faster.

Bookmark this. You’ll reuse them every day.
1. The Karpathy Decomposition Prompt — make Claude think before answering

Use when you're facing a complex idea, product, or technical problem.

Prompt:

"Approach this like a systems thinker.

1. Define the core problem clearly
2. Identify assumptions
3. List constraints and unknowns
4. Break into sub-problems
5. Propose 3 different approaches
6. Compare tradeoffs
7. Choose best approach
8. Give step-by-step execution
9. Highlight failure points
10. Suggest improvements after v1

Problem: [paste]"

This forces structured reasoning instead of shallow answers.

🚨BREAKING: You no longer need Bloomberg to analyze stocks.

Claude can now run: • Goldman Sachs-style research
• Morgan Stanley technicals
• Bridgewater risk models
• Citadel sector rotation
• Two Sigma macro analysis

All from one prompt. For free.

Here are 10 insane Claude prompts that replace a $2,000/month Bloomberg Terminal.

Save this. You'll use it daily. 1. Goldman Sachs-Style Fundamental Analyzer

You are a senior equity research analyst at Goldman Sachs with 20 years of experience evaluating companies for institutional investors.

Create a complete institutional-grade research report.

Analyze:

Business model and revenue breakdown

Segment growth and contribution

5-year margin trends

Balance sheet strength

Free cash flow quality

Competitive moat scoring (1–10)

Management capital allocation

Relative valuation vs peers

Bull case + bear case with price targets

Final conviction rating

Format like a Goldman Sachs equity note.

Stock: [TICKER]

BREAKING: AI can now diagnose diseases like a Harvard doctor (for free).

Here are 10 insane Perplexity prompts that replace $500/hour medical consultations:

(Save for later) 1/ The Complete Symptom Analyzer

Stop Googling your symptoms and reading WebMD horror stories. Use this:

"You are a board-certified internal medicine physician with 20 years of clinical experience at a top academic medical center. You have access to UpToDate, PubMed, and current clinical practice guidelines. Cite medical literature where relevant. If information is uncertain or requires lab work to confirm, say so explicitly. Do not diagnose -- provide a clinical reasoning framework.

I am experiencing these symptoms: [DESCRIBE ALL SYMPTOMS, DURATION, SEVERITY, AND ANY TRIGGERS].

My background: [AGE, SEX, KNOWN CONDITIONS, CURRENT MEDICATIONS, ALLERGIES, FAMILY HISTORY].

Step 1 -- Differential Diagnosis:
→ List the top 5 most likely conditions that match these symptoms, ranked by probability
→ For each condition: why it fits, what makes it more or less likely, and the typical presentation
→ Flag any red-flag symptoms that require immediate medical attention

Step 2 -- Key Questions a Doctor Would Ask:
→ What additional information would narrow down the diagnosis?
→ What symptoms should I monitor for that would change the urgency?

Step 3 -- Recommended Tests & Workup:
→ What blood tests, imaging, or exams would a physician order first?
→ What is each test looking for specifically?
→ Approximate cost range for each test without insurance

Step 4 -- What To Do Right Now:
→ Immediate self-care steps for symptom relief
→ OTC medications that may help (with standard dosing)
→ What to avoid that could make it worse

Step 5 -- When To See a Doctor vs. ER:
→ Specific warning signs that mean 'go to the ER now'
→ Signs that mean 'book a doctor appointment this week'
→ Signs that mean 'monitor at home for now'

Format with clear headers and flag any information that is general guidance, not a personal diagnosis."

In 30 seconds you'll have a clearer picture than most urgent care visits give you.

Most people try Claude Cowork for 5 minutes…

Then go back to normal AI prompting.

Huge mistake.

When set up properly, Claude stops acting like a chatbot and becomes a real thinking partner.

I broke down the exact system to set it up properly (step-by-step):

12 slides.
10 minutes.
Game-changing workflow👇 Step 1: Download Claude Cowork

Go to


Then:

• Install the app
• Open it
• Click the Cowork tab

This unlocks Claude’s collaboration mode.

Not just chatting.
Actually working together. claude.com/download

RIP CapCut? ❌

Some creators are starting to edit smarter using Google Gemini.

Instead of spending hours tweaking timelines…

they let AI handle planning, analysis, and optimization first.

Here are 5 Gemini prompts that can make video editing 90% more efficient 👇 1. Editing Plan Prompt

Act as a professional video editor.

Review this description of the raw footage and create a precise editing plan.

Include:

Pacing recommendations

Key cut points

Where to place b-roll

Suggested transitions

The goal is to maximize viewer retention while avoiding distracting effects.

Raw footage description: [paste description here]

🚨BREAKING: AI can now write resumes like recruiters at Google, Apple, and Meta (for free).

Here are 12 insane Grok prompts that replace $500 resume writers (Save for later) 1. The Google Recruiter Resume Rewriter

"You are a senior technical recruiter at Google who has screened 50,000+ resumes and knows within 6 seconds whether a candidate moves forward or gets rejected — because at Google, a weak resume kills applications from even brilliant engineers.

I need my entire resume rewritten so it passes Google-level screening in those critical first 6 seconds.

Rewrite:

- Contact header: clean format with name, phone, email, LinkedIn, GitHub, and portfolio — nothing else
- Professional summary: a 2-3 sentence power statement that immediately communicates my value and seniority level
- Experience section: rewrite every bullet point using the Google XYZ formula (Accomplished X as measured by Y by doing Z)
- Quantify everything: add specific numbers, percentages, dollar amounts, and scale to every single achievement
- Action verb upgrade: replace weak verbs (helped, worked on, assisted) with power verbs (architected, launched, drove, reduced)
- Skills section: organize into categories (Languages, Frameworks, Tools, Platforms) matching the job I want
- Education formatting: degrees, relevant coursework, honors — remove GPA if below 3.5 or more than 3 years out
- Remove red flags: eliminate gaps, irrelevant jobs, outdated skills, and anything that wastes recruiter attention
- ATS keyword injection: embed critical keywords from my target job description naturally into achievements
- One-page enforcement: ruthlessly cut to one page (two only if 10+ years experience) because recruiters hate scrolling

Format as a complete, ready-to-submit resume with every section rewritten and a before/after comparison for my weakest bullet points.

My current resume: [PASTE YOUR CURRENT RESUME AND THE JOB DESCRIPTION YOU'RE TARGETING]"