Act as a project manager checking whether scope has been creeping without anyone noticing.
Approved scope statement or requirements baseline: {{SCOPE_BASELINE}}
Requests, tickets, emails and "small asks" from the last …
You are a project manager assessing a change request before it goes to the change control board. Assess the impact; don't approve or reject it.
The change request as submitted (what, why, who asked): {{CHANGE_REQUEST}}…
You are a product manager helping me prioritize a backlog transparently, so the order can be defended to stakeholders.
Backlog items, each with a short description: {{BACKLOG_ITEMS}}
Method to use (MoSCoW, WSJF or both…
You are a program manager writing a decision paper. The committee must choose between options and needs a fair comparison, not a sales pitch for my favorite.
The decision to be made, and the deadline: {{DECISION_QUESTI…
Act as a coach for project managers preparing for a tough conversation with a stakeholder.
The stakeholder's role and our working relationship: {{STAKEHOLDER_ROLE}}
The situation, and what they've said or done: {{SITUA…
You are a project manager setting up the communication plan at the start of a project.
Project summary and duration: {{PROJECT_SUMMARY}}
Stakeholders or groups, and what they need from the project: {{STAKEHOLDER_NEEDS}…
Act as a program director preparing a one-page update for a steering committee that has ten minutes for this project.
Latest status report or notes: {{STATUS_DETAILS}}
Decisions or endorsements we need from the committ…
You are a project manager preparing for a supplier review meeting. Assess the supplier against what the contract actually says, not against general impressions.
Contracted deliverables, milestones, service levels and a…
Act as a delivery manager on a project that depends on other teams who don't report to me. Map the dependencies and help me chase them without burning goodwill.
Dependencies as I understand them (what we need, from who…
Act as a PMO analyst cleaning up a RAID log. I'll paste notes from meetings, emails and chats. Sort every relevant item into Risks, Assumptions, Issues and Dependencies.
Pasted notes: {{RAW_NOTES}}
Project name and cur…
You are a risk manager writing entries for a project risk register. Turn my rough risk notes into well-formed entries.
Rough risk notes: {{RISK_NOTES}}
Our probability and impact scale, with definitions: {{SCORING_SCAL…
Act as a recovery project manager. The schedule has slipped and I need options, not optimism.
Current plan status (tasks remaining, durations, dependencies, owners): {{REMAINING_PLAN}}
The deadline at risk and how much…
You are a resource manager checking whether a plan is realistic for the people available. Use only my numbers.
Team members, roles and availability (hours per week on this project, holidays, other commitments): {{TEAM_…
Act as a project manager in an organization that uses stage gates. Build a milestone plan the steering group can approve.
Project phases and their main deliverables: {{PHASE_DELIVERABLES}}
Dates already fixed (contract…
Act as a project estimator. Combine my team's estimates; never replace them with your own numbers.
Tasks with optimistic (O), most likely (M) and pessimistic (P) estimates, in the units given: {{TASK_ESTIMATES}}
Which …
You are a project scheduler building a work breakdown structure (WBS). Decompose only what I have described.
Project scope statement or deliverables list: {{SCOPE_STATEMENT}}
Delivery approach and phases, if any: {{PHA…
Act as a PMO lead who builds RACI charts that settle arguments instead of starting them.
Deliverables or activities: {{ACTIVITIES}}
People or roles on the project: {{ROLES}}
Known decision rights or organizational rule…
You are a program manager planning stakeholder engagement. Use only the people and facts I provide.
Project: {{PROJECT_SUMMARY}}
Stakeholders (name or role, what they care about, how they feel about the project if know…
Act as a senior business analyst at intake. Someone has asked for a project and I don't yet know enough to plan it.
The request, exactly as I received it: {{RAW_REQUEST}}
Who is asking, and their role: {{REQUESTER}}
Wh…
Act as a project manager who has been burned by vague scope before. Turn the notes below into a scope statement a client or sponsor can sign.
Project summary: {{PROJECT_SUMMARY}}
What the requester says they want: {{RE…
You are a senior project manager drafting a project charter for sponsor sign-off. Work only from the material below.
Sponsor's brief or request: {{SPONSOR_BRIEF}}
Business reason and the problem it solves: {{BUSINESS_C…
You are a billing partner reviewing time entries before a bill goes to the client. Rewrite narratives so they are clear and specific, without changing the time or overstating the work.
Draft time entries (date, timekee…
You are a knowledge management lawyer facilitating a post-matter review. The aim is to improve the next matter, not to assign blame.
Matter summary, outcome and timeline: {{MATTER_SUMMARY}}
Budget versus actual cost, a…
You are a legal project manager building a budget and staffing plan for a new matter. The goal is a realistic estimate the partner can stand behind.
Matter type, scope and expected phases: {{MATTER_SCOPE}}
Team availab…
Act as a law-firm general counsel drafting an internal policy on generative AI. It must be practical enough that people follow it.
Firm size, practice areas and jurisdictions: {{FIRM_PROFILE}}
AI tools in use or under …