Part II · 372 Templates · 18 Categories

The template library

372 reusable templates I actually run. Search by keyword, filter by category or framework, copy the prompt, fill in the bracketed variables, ship it. Every Full MASTER prompt has all nine layers; every MASTER-lite prompt earned the scaled-down tag with a reason.

372 templates

The template library

Cold outreach that doesn't sound like cold outreach

Cold outreach subject line A/B generator

Internal email that doesn't waste a senior person's time

Status update email people will actually read

Follow-up nudge that doesn't read as nagging

Apology email that does not over-apologize

Reply to a hostile email without escalating

Email asking your manager for a raise

Thank-you note that is actually about them, not you

Decline an invitation without burning the relationship

Inbox triage protocol applied to a flooded morning

Drafting a Slack message that doesn't need 3 follow-ups

Diplomatic 'no' to a peer asking for unscoped help

Reaching out to someone you ghosted

Group thread cleanup message

Introductory email connecting two people

Out-of-office that does not waste senders' time

Email re-asking after a vague yes

Drafting a difficult message to a family member

Voicemail or audio-message script under 30 seconds

Birthday or condolence message that doesn't sound generic

Professional intro line for a profile, bio, or signature

Pre-meeting message setting the agenda

Post-meeting recap with actions and owners

One-line message escalating an issue to leadership

Recruiter outreach reply when you're not looking but might be later

Reaching back out to a contact after long silence

Polite but firm reminder about a missed deadline

Op-ed draft with single contested claim

Technical blog post that earns the developer's trust

Personal narrative blog post built around one scene

LinkedIn post that reads like a person wrote it

Twitter/X thread defending one argument

Newsletter intro that earns the click-through

Press release for a small-company milestone

Conference talk abstract for a competitive CFP

Book pitch query letter to a literary agent

Cover letter that earns the interview slot

Resume bullets: from task description to impact

Personal statement built around one inflection

Wedding toast for a specific person, not the role

Eulogy outline that holds the room

Speech opener for a tough or distracted crowd

B2B white paper that does not waste the buyer's time

One-pager for an executive sponsor who has 90 seconds

Quarterly investor update that builds trust with bad news

Grant proposal narrative section that scores well

Product launch announcement that is not a feature list

Internal memo announcing an org change that lands without panic

Vision document for a team or product that survives a year

Bio in three lengths (30 / 100 / 300 words)

Personal mission statement that is not a poster

Manifesto with a position worth being wrong about

FAQ that anticipates the real questions, not the easy ones

Case study writeup that the customer will actually share

Documentation explainer for a specific audience seniority

Book review as a reading list annotation

Children's book scene that respects the reader

High-stakes binary decision with reversibility cost analysis

Weighted SWOT with prioritized action set

Pre-mortem failure mapping before project kickoff

Disciplined root cause analysis (5 whys, but tightened)

Stakeholder influence/interest mapping for a contentious initiative

Cost-benefit analysis with explicit assumptions and sensitivity check

Risk register with named owners and trigger conditions

Three-way tradeoff matrix (speed, quality, cost or equivalent)

Buy vs build decision framework

Hire vs promote vs contract decision

Sunset decision for a product, feature, or initiative

Three-vendor comparison on weighted criteria

Blameless structured postmortem for a failure or incident

Quarterly team retro with prioritized changes

Personal annual year-end audit

Reframe a problem you've been stuck on

Steelman a position you disagree with

Devil's advocate against my own plan

Competitive landscape audit - is this idea actually new?

Decision journal entry for tracking and learning from a decision

Opportunity cost analysis for time allocation