Power Prompts v.1

Two powerful prompts to transform unstructured ideas into well-organized prompts and create deep research instructions. These tools help you get more out of AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity.

Illustration of AI tools transforming ideas into structured prompts

Idea → Great Prompt

Use this when you want to transform unstructured ideas into an organized and effective prompt.

Instructions

  1. Copy the text in the box below.
  2. Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, or another LLM.
  3. Replace [YOUR TEXT HERE] with your ideas (no matter how disorganized they are).
  4. Get back a structured prompt!

Copy this text:

I am going to describe a project, idea, or problem in an unstructured way. You must:
  1. Start by searching for the latest and best information relevant to the idea.
  2. Read and understand the core of what I want.
  3. Break it down into a clear, structured prompt that I can copy and use.
  4. Add context, formatting, and constraints if it improves the result. Return ONLY the prompt itself – no explanations unless I ask for them.
Here is what I am thinking: [YOUR TEXT HERE]

Important! Take the instructions (the new prompt you receive) and use them in a new chat to get the best result.

2. Deep Research Prompt Generator

Use this for Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, or ChatGPT Deep Research, or for other research services.

The Prompt Copy the text below to create powerful instructions for deep research.

I am going to describe a research topic or question. Create a detailed prompt for a deep research service (like Perplexity, Claude Research, or ChatGPT Deep Research).
Start by searching for the latest and best information on prompt engineering for deep research services!
The prompt must: • Clearly define the research question. • Specify which perspectives and sources to consider. • Ask for citations/references. • Require critical analysis, not just a summary. • Specify the desired depth and format.
Return ONLY the prompt.
My research topic: [YOUR TEXT HERE]

Created with Claude – tweaked with Gemini 3.0 – reviewed in Icelandic by Málfríður, and finally proofread translated to english and tested by Magnús.