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A professional prompt in seconds.
Not another rewrite.

Tap the ways you want the AI to think, add your topic, and copy one complete operating contract into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or your coding agent. Built to take the friction out of getting what you actually need from an AI.

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one tap, one contract
[MYPROMPTPRO-AI] Lenses: STRAIGHT TALK · ATTACK MY IDEA · BE SPECIFIC
Selected frame for this topic and related follow-ups.

STRAIGHT TALKOutcome: the truth about this, fast, so I can act on it.
  - Lead with the verdict, then the evidence
  - Say what is unknown instead of guessing
ATTACK MY IDEAOutcome: the weaknesses found now, while changing course is cheap.
  - Attack its strongest form, never a strawman
  - End: the strongest objection, and what would overturn it
BE SPECIFIC — every recommendation carries a number, example, or exact wording

Done looks like: check the requested output and evidence; label anything unresolved.
Topic: Should I raise my prices 15% in January?

Smarter AI. Your standards still matter.

Let AI choose the approach.
Tell it what to deliver.

Heard the advice from AI influencers to delete your skills, instruction files and prompts because models are smart enough now? We’re aware of that argument. Capable models often need less step-by-step coaching. Clear instructions about the result you want still have a job to do.

Define what a useful answer looks like

Your audience, format, constraints and evidence standards are yours to choose. “Compare the options, show costs and assumptions, and finish with a recommendation” gives the AI a deliverable while leaving it room to work out the approach.

MyPromptPro packages those expectations into reusable buttons. Choose only the lenses that fit the task. Smaller or local models may benefit from more explicit steps; capable models can use the stated outcome and exercise judgment. More instructions do not automatically mean a better result.

Test it with your own AI

Select cards in the app and click Test this stack. It prepares your normal request and the same request with your selected MyPromptPro instructions. Run both with the same model, context and settings, then compare the actual deliverables.

Copy instructions for an AI that can launch separate runs, or paste each prompt into its own fresh chat. Paste the outputs back to prepare a review with randomized labels. Either result can win; a tie is valid. Try several tasks that represent your real work.

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Want to streamline your existing instructions? The Improve my AI setup card reviews what to preserve, simplify or change before any edits.

Two ways in

Pick your door.

The same 40 lenses and action cards serve two very different days. Start with the one that looks like yours.

I use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini

Stop getting the generic answer.

Good prompts make your expectations clear. Tap a Quick Stack like Decision Review to request a direct verdict, test the strongest objections, and get concrete next steps. Clear outcomes and numbered instructions give both smaller and more capable models a useful structure.

STRAIGHT TALKATTACK MY IDEABE SPECIFIC

What you get: a verdict with evidence, the strongest case against it, and exact wording or numbers you can act on. Not encouragement.

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I run a coding agent

Make it finish, and make it prove it.

Paste one contract at the start of a session with Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. SPEC LOCK requests an interview and an approved spec. LOOP TIL DONE requests continued work and real checks within scope, with limits for stalled attempts. BOARD COUNCIL asks distinct review perspectives to challenge the result. Execution depends on your AI and its available tools.

SPEC LOCKLOOP TIL DONEBOARD COUNCIL

What you request: completed work backed by evidence, with blockers and unfinished checks stated clearly.

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Daryl Taylor, founder of Practical Business AI
Daryl TaylorFounder, Practical Business AI

Why it exists

Before I built anything, I went looking online. I found some very good prompt-writing tools, but they weren’t intuitive for me. Instead of making me faster, they slowed me down.

So I took the best ideas I found, along with the instructions I was copying and pasting by hand every day, and turned them into buttons. Now I could tap a few, add my topic, and have a professional prompt in seconds. My whole goal was to remove the friction. I designed the prompts for everyday chats in ChatGPT as well as the powerful coding agents that can carry out the work.

It started with two things I couldn’t find good wording for: a loop that asks AI to keep working until the job is actually done, and a council of different personas that challenge the work and debate whether it’s finished. I wanted different perspectives pushing back, instead of one AI voice telling me yes all the time.

Every card had to pass the same test: did I get a better result with less friction than before? When it did, I added it to the app. It kept growing, and I found myself sharing it with customers and friends to help them learn to use AI better and faster.”

Better results. Less friction. That is still the test behind every MyPromptPro card.

What's different

Reusable instructions for the way you want AI to work.

MyPromptPro brings reasoning lenses, clear deliverables, saved preferences and a way to test the result into one tap-and-copy app.

01

Stack lenses, not templates

Pick a few relevant ways of thinking and they compose into one contract. When known lens conflicts arise, the app shows them and lets you choose a lead card. Use only the instructions your task needs.

02

Contracts you can read

Every card shows the instructions you will send. Open and read built-in cards, or create and edit your own lenses. You can inspect the complete prompt before copying it.

03

A frame that holds

A MyPromptPro contract asks the AI to carry your chosen frame into related follow-ups. Change it any time or say "drop the mode." Paste it again in a new chat or if the model loses context.

04

Loop until it's done, and prove it

LOOP TIL DONE asks a coding agent to work within the approved scope, run relevant checks, and report evidence. It includes limits for stalled attempts and unresolved blockers. SPEC LOCK interviews you one question at a time and waits for approval before implementation.

05

Opinionated, not just organized

Frameworks tell the AI how to format an answer. Our lenses tell it how to reason: attack the idea, grade every claim, price the cost of waiting, find the blind spot, name the manipulation. Reasoning first, formatting second.

06

Action cards for real work

Six cards are built for agents that can read your files and run commands: write the spec, do the work, ship the review. They ask for your real context instead of pretending to have it. Without tools, the same cards request drafts, analysis or manual steps from the information you provide.

07

Outcome first, across models

Every card opens with the outcome you want and why, followed by concrete instructions and checks. This gives less autonomous models guidance and more capable models room to choose an approach. Results vary by model, task and available tools; Test this stack lets you check your own combination.

08

Hotkeys that follow you

Save any stack plus your standing orders as a one-tap Hotkey. Saves locally, syncs to any device with a private 16-character code, exports as a backup file, and can be reviewed and imported by a teammate from one shared link. Sync does not require a separate account; it uploads your saved lenses and Hotkey instructions. Keep sensitive details out of shared decks.

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Free, and private by design

No credits, no ads, no upsell wall. Topics and composed prompts stay in your browser. Optional sync uploads saved lenses and Hotkey instructions; feedback is sent only when you choose. See the privacy section for the details.

Compared

What's already out there, and where it stops.

A category overview from our July 2026 research. The prices below are historical examples, not current quotes; check a provider’s site before subscribing.

CategoryWhat you getWhat you payWhere it stopsMyPromptPro AI
Prompt libraries and marketplacesThousands of other people's prompts to search, buy, or copy.Free tiers up to about $33 a month, or pay per prompt.You get wording, not a way of thinking. Every new problem is another search.Lenses compose. Forty cards cover any topic because they describe how to reason, not what to say.
Prompt rewritersPaste a rough prompt, get a polished one back through a named framework.Credits: about $4.99 for 50 rewrites, $14.99 for 200.Often optimized for rewriting one request. Inspection, reuse and pricing vary by tool.A reusable frame for related follow-ups, every rule visible. Paste it again if context is lost.
In-chat browser extensionsA prompt panel injected into ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor.About $8 to $15 a month after a trial.Supported hosts and access to chat content depend on each extension’s permissions.Nothing to install, nothing that reads your chat. Copy the text into your AI chat or terminal agent.
Framework buildersFill-in-the-blanks structures: role, task, format, constraints.Free, or about $15 to $25 a month on community platforms.Features vary: some include reusable templates, workflows or team libraries.Opinionated reasoning that stacks, with clash detection and a lead card when lenses disagree.
Open-source pattern librariesHundreds of reusable patterns for developers, run from the command line.Free.Powerful, and built for people comfortable in a terminal. Not a tap-and-copy experience.Same depth, no setup. The best of those patterns are cards here, one tap away, for anyone.

Pricing examples were gathered July 2026. Features, limits and prices can change; this table is a broad comparison, not a current provider audit.

How it works

Your prompt. Your AI. Your choice.

MyPromptPro creates copy-and-paste instructions for your own AI. You see the entire prompt before you copy it. Choose what goes into it, read it, then decide whether to copy, edit and paste it into your AI—or not use it at all. Even the AI setup routines are optional prompts. MyPromptPro does not run them or change your AI setup for you. You stay in control of what you ask your AI to do.

Tap a Quick Stack, or your own cards

Eighteen starter stacks for decisions, deals, writing, hiring, learning, and shipping code. Or pick from 40 lenses and action cards. Every card shows its exact rules before you use it.

Add your topic

One line is enough. Leave it blank and the AI asks you for it. The contract composes live as you tap, so you see exactly what you're about to send.

Review, copy, and decide

Read the complete prompt first. After copying, you can edit it before sending it to your AI, or choose not to use it. When you are ready, paste it as the first message in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Codex, Cursor, or a terminal agent. The prompt asks the AI to confirm the frame and use it for related follow-ups. Your later instructions can change it; model capabilities and context limits still apply.

Then make it yours

Anything you stack twice, save as a Hotkey: the cards plus your standing orders, like "always show a diff" or "never touch production." Hotkeys sit at the top of the app, sync across your devices with a private code, and can be reviewed and imported by a teammate from one link.

Write your own lens when ours don't fit. It stacks with the rest, and it travels with your Hotkeys. See what you can build ↓

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Make it yours

Write your own lens. Save your favorites as Hotkeys. Hand the whole deck to a friend in one link.

The 40 built-in cards are the starting point. The part nobody expects is that you can build your own, and everything you build travels: to your other devices, and to anyone you want to give it to.

Write your own lens

Name it, state the outcome you want, write the rules. It appears under ★ Mine, stacks with any built-in card, and gets its own block in the contract like the rest. Your industry's checklist, your editor's red pen, your mentor's five questions: if you can describe how you want the AI to think, it's a card.

Save your favorites as Hotkeys

Any stack you'd use twice becomes a one-tap button at the top of the app: the cards, the lead card that wins a tie, and up to twelve standing orders like "always show a diff" or "never touch production." Tap it, add a topic, copy. Your best prompt, every time, in two seconds.

Share all of it with one link

Press Share and the app copies a single link carrying every Hotkey and every custom lens you've made. Send it to a friend, a teammate, or your whole team. When they open it, they can review the contents and accept the import next to what they already have. The shared link carries the deck itself; share it only with intended recipients.

Turn on sync and the same deck follows you to your phone and laptop under a private 16-character code. Download a backup file any time. Nothing you build is locked in, and nothing you build is ours.

Practical tools

Put your AI to work on your own setup.

Six setup workflows now live beside your Hotkey cards and composer in the main app: review instruction files, organize standing orders, build a reusable lens, adapt a prompt, compare results or prepare a handoff. The file workflow keeps review and apply as separate steps.

Want to test a stack? Select your cards in the app and tap Test this stack to compare your normal request with the selected prompt on matched work.

Privacy

Your topic stays in your browser.

The composer builds your prompt locally. Optional sync and sharing include your saved instructions, so you choose what belongs in them.

What stays in your browser

  • Your topic and composed prompt are built locally; the composer does not upload them
  • Your Hotkeys and custom lenses, saved locally
  • A downloaded backup stays where you save it; keep it and any share links private

What we ask for, and why

  • First name and email to open the beta, so we can credit your suggestions and tell you when editions ship
  • Optional sync uploads saved custom lenses and Hotkey standing orders under your private code; anyone with the code can load the deck
  • No automatic session recording or keystroke capture. Basic pageview metadata and error reports help operate the beta
  • The 🎙 button in the app is a suggestion box: a typed note, a voice note, or a screen recording you start yourself, sent only when you press send

Open beta

Free now. Editions later. Your ideas credited.

MyPromptPro AI is in open beta and everything in it is free. Paid editions for specific industries and teams come later; the core stays what it is today.

Join in ten seconds

First name and email, and the app opens. That's the whole sign-up. No password, no verification link, no card.

Tell us what would make it better

Tap 🎙 in the app any time. Type it, say it, or record your screen to show us. Every suggestion is read and tracked: new, planned, shipped, or declined.

Get credit when it ships

Suggestions that make it into the app are listed by first name and version on the About & credits page. You built part of this; the page says so.

Questions

The short answers.

Is it really free?

Yes. No credits, no daily limits, no ads, no upgrade wall. The open beta asks for a first name and email to get in, and that's it. Paid editions for specific industries and teams will come later; the core app stays free.

Which AIs does it work with?

The output is plain text you can paste into an AI that accepts prompts: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, or a local model. Instruction following, context limits and tool access vary. The same prompt does not guarantee the same result; test the stack with the model you actually use.

Do smarter models still benefit from prompts?

They may need less guidance about how to solve a task. Your goal, constraints, audience and required deliverable still need to be clear. OpenAI’s reasoning guidance recommends direct instructions and specific goals; Anthropic’s prompting guidance starts with success criteria and ways to test them. MyPromptPro helps you save those expectations and compare the results for yourself.

Do you see my prompts?

The topic and composed prompt stay local unless you copy them into an AI or deliberately share them. Optional sync uploads your saved custom lenses and Hotkey standing orders under a private code. Beta signup, basic pageview metadata, error reports and feedback are separate; see the privacy section above.

What is a Hotkey?

Your own button: a saved stack of cards plus your standing orders, like "always show a diff before writing" or "never touch production." Tap it, add a topic, copy. Hotkeys save locally, sync across devices with a private code, export as a backup, and can be reviewed and imported by a teammate from one link.

Can I share my Hotkeys and lenses with other people?

Yes, and it's one link. Press Share in the app and it copies a link that carries every Hotkey and every custom lens you've written. Anyone who opens it can review and accept those instructions in their browser. Matching names may replace existing items after confirmation. The beta asks for a name and email; sharing needs no separate sync account. Teams use it to hand a new hire the whole playbook in one message.

Doesn't a longer prompt cost more tokens?

We counted. A single lens is about 500 tokens and a three-card stack about 850, and the composer says each shared rule once no matter how many cards you stack, so the prompt does not grow with repetition. That is a small price next to the alternative: a vague ask, an answer that misses, and three more messages spent telling the model what you actually wanted. An efficient, usable prompt tends to get the better answer on the first reply, which is faster, and over weeks of use it saves far more tokens than it spends. The token estimate is shown under the preview before you copy, so you can see the size of what you are sending.

How is this different from just writing a good prompt?

You can write a good prompt. MyPromptPro helps you reuse the structure and preferences you would otherwise type again: choose a framework, save your own rules and inspect the result. The numbered steps support less autonomous models; clear outcomes let more capable models choose an effective approach.

Who builds it?

Practical Business AI, a consulting and product company in Louisiana. Every product we sell was built for our own businesses first. MyPromptPro is the tool our own AI agents run on.

Free open beta

Decide how the AI thinks. Then ask.

Forty lenses and action cards, eighteen starter stacks, your own lenses and Hotkeys, shared with one link. Use with your favorite AI. Your topic stays local; optional sync stores your saved templates.

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