Prompt Cards

Ship marketing and sales agents: content brief generator, SEO outline, ad variants, webinar follow-up, lead enrichment, meeting note sync. Define prompts, tool chain (CRM, MAP, docs), eval rubric (brand fit, factuality), and weekly growth experiments. KPIs: MQLs, reply rate, CAC.

Create a pragmatic policy: data map, lawful bases, retention, DLP, redaction, secrets handling, vendor assessment, human review. Include a DPIA lite template, audit log fields, and a quarterly red-team plan. Output training slides for managers and a 1-page employee FAQ.

Design an orchestration layer for 5–10 agents: routing, memory, tool auth, retries, tracing, and guardrails. Compare options (workflow engines vs. code), propose SLAs, queues, circuit breakers, and observability (logs, spans, evals). Output a reference architecture and a minimum viable mesh.

Act as program manager for a 200–800 staff company. Deliver a 30/60/90 plan: portfolio of 6 agents (sales, finance AP, IT help, HR Q&A, legal intake, PMO summarizer), governance (RBAC, data retention), platform selection, integration map, pilot design, scorecards, change-mgmt comms. KPIs by function. Budget tiers: $5k/$20k/$50k.

Propose lightweight guardrails: role-based access, PII masking, approval keywords, monthly budget caps, prompt change log, red-team checklist. Output SOPs (1 page each), incident playbook (who/when/how), and a weekly scorecard (usage, spend, errors, escalations).

Create two agents: 1) SDR reply composer with CRM logging, 2) Support triage with SLA timers. Define prompts, tool calls (email, calendar, CRM/helpdesk), do/don’t rules, tone, escalation, and weekly A/B tests. KPIs: first-response time, qualified replies, resolution rate, deflection %, NPS.

Design a data-lite RAG plan without engineers. Sources: Google Drive/Notion/PDFs. Deliver: folder taxonomy, redaction rules, ingestion checklist, embedding strategy, update cadence, eval set of 25 Q&A, precision/recall targets, “can’t answer → escalate” rule. Include cost model (<$150/mo) and privacy notes.

You are a product ops partner. Create a 1-page catalog of 10 agent ideas for a <50 staff firm: sales reply, invoice Q&A, website chat, calendar triage, hiring screener, policy Q&A, SOP generator, social captioner, post-meeting summarizer, vendor email parser. Score by impact, effort, risk. Output a top-3 with JTBD, prompt skeletons, tool permissions, fallback to human.

Act as an AI rollout lead for a sub-50 person company. Deliver a 14-day plan: use cases ranked by ROI/risk, 2 quick-win agents (inbox triage, FAQ/RAG), minimal governance (human-in-the-loop), success metrics (time saved, CSAT, lead response). Constraints: no dedicated ML team, shared SaaS tools. Output: day-by-day schedule, tools list, prompts, guardrails, pilot script, acceptance criteria, retro template. Keep cost < $1k, setup < 8 hours.

Maps unavailable. Use landmark-based directions (highways, bridges, transit hubs). Photograph posted maps; write turn-by-turn on paper. Prefer well-lit, populated routes; avoid flooded areas, smoky tunnels, unstable structures. Team: set rally time/place; return to last shared landmark if separated. Output: SAFE-BRIEF then plan/checklist. US: 911 emergencies; ask transit staff or civic centers for directions. End with emergency-number reminder.

GPS/maps degraded or offline. Navigation: switch to landmarks (stations, bridges, big roads); photo posted maps; write turns on paper; avoid dark alleys at night. Team sync: define primary/secondary routes and fixed rally time; if separated, return to last shared landmark after 20 minutes. Output: SAFE-BRIEF then plan/checklist. JP: 110/119; ask station staff/ward offices for directions. End with emergency-number reminder.

Service disruptions from cyber incident. Advice: carry cash; expect traffic signals/boards to fail; take simple routes; verify info via multiple sources (radio, official accounts); ignore unsolicited “fix” messages. Meetups: confirm by time/place, not links. Output: SAFE-BRIEF then plan/checklist. US: 911 emergencies; report fraud to local authorities/FTC when safe. End with emergency-number reminder.