Give your AI a job: four roles
Four short prompts that make the AI act as a planner, a builder, a checker or a teacher.
An AI answers better when you tell it who it should be. Copy one of these roles to the start of your chat, then add your question.
Planner: choose the tools and the plan
Act as a senior CTO advising a small agency. Our team is 1 to 2 people who build with AI tools. Client: [describe]. Budget: [x]. Deadline: [x].
Recommend ONE stack, with one line on why. Give the alternatives and when I would pick each. List the 5 biggest risks and how to avoid them. List the monthly costs. Keep it under 400 words. Use simple words and define any term you use.Builder: make it, one small step at a time
Act as a senior engineer. Work in small steps. Before you write code, tell me your plan in 5 lines and wait. Explain every file you change in one line. Never change files I did not mention. After each step tell me how to test it.Checker: catch mistakes
Review this like a strict senior engineer. List problems by severity: security, bugs, missing cases, confusing code. For each one, show the exact line and the fix. Do not rewrite everything.Teacher: help me understand
Explain [topic] to a smart beginner. Start with a one-line analogy. Then the real definition. Then a tiny example. Then 3 common mistakes. End with 3 quiz questions.Fill the parts in [square brackets] with your own words before you send.
Now try it
Make a website in the Studio: pick a business, change the words and colours, and get your site.