These are bigger than one-line tricks. Each entry combines a prompt with the context, guardrails, and workflow that make it useful — plus a video on @espoai showing how I use it.
Start with the system that matches your situation. Copy it, replace anything in [brackets] with your real context, and keep the safety boundaries intact.
Getting more out of every conversation than you asked for.
Build the trunk before the leaves, then let AI guide you through the map without losing your place.
Stop asking for five generic bullets. Compare the video with your real context and decide what deserves action.
The new vault starts here. Every finished entry earns its number.
These are the next systems selected for development. Their numbers are reserved, but the prompts stay private until each one is tested, filmed, and finished.
These pages and their history still work. They now live in the Legacy Vault so the rebuilt series can begin cleanly at №001 without deleting what came before.
Two AIs argue your decision, round after round, until only the strongest case survives.
Before the hard conversation, make AI argue the other side at full strength.
Read the obituary before the funeral — make AI write the story of how your plan failed.
The shortest prompt in the vault. Two words, and they find the thing you can’t see.
The heated message your thumb is hovering over — read it as the person receiving it first.
Don’t sign anything until AI has read it like a lawyer who works for you.
Stop giving AI the job before it knows anything about you — make it interview you first.
If nine agree, the tenth must argue the other side. Nobody wants that job — AI will take it.
Stop starting. Version zero exists so version one can.
The closer that opens doors — it’s been sitting on the answer the whole time.
When you want the full picture behind the methods, the long-form write-ups live in Resources — start with the prompt engineering guide or the beginner’s guide to AI prompting.
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