The Executive’s AI Protocol

"Act as a Chief of Staff. I am pasting a document below. Please analyze it and provide an Executive Briefing that includes: 1. The Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): One sentence summarizing the core issue. 2. Key Decision Points: What specifically requires my approval or attention? 3. Red Flags: Any risks, vague language, or missing data. 4. Next Steps: A bulleted list of recommended actions. Keep the tone professional, objective, and direct. Here is the text:"

"Act as a skeptical Board Member with 20 years of experience in [Your Industry]. I am going to present my plan for [Project Name]. Your goal is to tear it apart. Find the holes in my logic, the hidden costs I missed, and the implementation risks I ignored. Be ruthless but constructive. Here is the plan:"

"I need to write an email to [Recipient] about [Topic]. First, analyze the writing style, tone, and sentence structure of the sample email I pasted below. Then, write a draft about [Topic] using that exact same voice. Keep it under 150 words. [Paste a previous email you wrote here as a sample]"

"Act as an expert Data Analyst. I have a spreadsheet with columns for [Column Names]. I need an Excel formula that will [describe goal]. Please provide the formula and explain how it works so I can verify it."

"Act as a PMP-certified Project Manager. I am pasting the transcript of a planning meeting below. Please extract a 'Table of Action Items'. The table should have 3 columns: 1. Owner (Who is doing it?) 2. Task (What specifically needs to be done?) 3. Deadline (If mentioned, or mark as 'TBD'). Ignore the small talk. Focus only on commitments. Here is the transcript:"