Getting good at Claude

Here are my rough notes: [paste notes]. Write a short, friendly email to [person and their role] about [topic]. Keep it under [length] and end with one clear request: [what you need]. Tell me if anything in my notes is unclear.

I am attaching [document name]. Summarize it for [who will read it] in five bullet points. Then list any dates, amounts or deadlines it mentions, and anything that looks unclear or missing.

Explain [topic] to someone with no background. Use plain words, one everyday comparison, and a short example from [my field or country]. Then ask me two questions to check I understood.

I am choosing between [option A] and [option B] for [goal]. My limits are [time, budget, rules]. Make a table of the pros and cons of each, then tell me which questions I should answer before I decide.

Here is my draft: [paste draft]. It is for [audience] and should sound [tone]. Tell me the three biggest things to fix first, then show a revised version of the opening paragraph only.

I have these tasks: [list]. I have [hours] free and my energy is best in the [morning/afternoon]. Suggest a realistic plan, mark what could be dropped, and flag any task that needs a decision from someone else.

I need to talk to [person] about [issue]. My goal is [goal]. Give me a calm opening line, three points to cover, and two questions they might ask me, with suggested answers I can adapt.