Free Resources for AI builders

Analyse the Google Search Console for "domain" and create an intuitive dashboard with the following metrics. The interface should be clean, professional and intuitive. You can use third party dependencies for intuitive charts. Include the full list, not a 4-5 row sample, in every table, and add an "export to .csv" button. Don't skip anything, include what matters based on your analysis. The ultimate goal is to fill the content gaps and grow the website's traffic.

## The Strikers

Criteria: this report includes keywords ranking #2-5 that are within reach of position 1.
Position #1 gets ~28% CTR vs ~15% for position #2 — nearly double the clicks. With that reasoning alone, list every keyword in the #2-5 range only, in the following format:

- Keyword
-- {currently positioning at #3,4}
-- getting "" clicks now -> potential "" clicks
-- view page (hyperlink to the actual page)

Add key takeaways at the bottom:
How to claim position #1:

Compare your title to the current #1 — make yours more compelling
Add the current year to your title for freshness (e.g. '2026 Guide')
Ensure your meta description directly answers the search intent
Add more internal links from your high-authority pages
Update the content with recent data or examples

(always rewrite the key takeaways based on the data)

## Get More Clicks

Criteria: pages that could attract more clicks from search results.

List all the keywords in positions 6 to 10.

Always add a "how to get clicks" section.

## Search Trends

Criteria: queries with significant changes in the last 28 days.

- Declining queries

List all declining queries first from the past 28 days with percentages (10 clicks -> 1) etc. (all)

- Upward queries

Vice versa.

## Keyword Cannibalization

Criteria: multiple pages are splitting clicks for the same keywords. Consolidating content can multiply your traffic by combining their authority.

Format:

Keyword
- /urls-1 "position", "clicks"
- /urls-2 "position", "clicks"
..

Guide on how to fix:

When to consolidate vs. keep separate:

Identify your strongest page (most backlinks, best content, highest engagement)
Merge unique valuable content from weaker pages into the strongest one
Set up 301 redirects from consolidated pages to the main page
Update internal links to point to the single authoritative page
Consider keeping multiple pages only if they target distinctly different search intents

(rewrite based on actual data)

## Rank Higher

Criteria: high-volume searches where you're ranking on page 2+. Small content improvements can yield big traffic gains.

Same format as above with keyword, keyword position, etc. List all.

How to win guide:

How to capture these opportunities:

Create dedicated pages targeting exact search queries
Match content format to search intent (guides for informational, comparisons for commercial)
Include related keywords and answer follow-up questions
Optimize page titles and meta descriptions for the specific query
Add schema markup relevant to the content type

(always rewrite)

## Checklist

Based on all findings above, develop a detailed checklist for each day for the next 30 days, and an "add to calendar" option which downloads an .ics file and adds it to the calendar.

Review GA4 data for the past 30 days (daily & WoW), including:

• Users, New Users
• Sessions, Engaged Sessions, Engagement Rate, Avg Engagement Time
• Pageviews, Pageviews/session
• Event Count, Events per User
• Conversions & Conversion Rate (session & user)
• Bounce Rate, Avg Session Duration
• Top 10 Landing & Exit Pages
• Breakdown by Device, Browser, Country
• Key custom events: forms, downloads, videos

Also audit:
• Tag implementation, duplicate tags, data stream coverage
• Real-time Debug/Preview mode hits
• Enhanced measurement toggles (scroll, file, video, form_autotrack)
• Event definition: custom, conversion settings, lookback windows
• Admin config: timezone, attribution, data retention, filters, referrals
• Integrations: BigQuery/Search Console/Ads/Firebase
• Privacy: Google Signals, consent mode
• Data hygiene: internal/bot filters, default URL, demographics, site search
• Audiences, channel grouping, naming standards, access roles/review

Tasks:
1. Highlight top 5 positive + negative trends
2. Detect anomalies (e.g., sudden drop/spike)
3. Flag data issues: missing tags, filter problems
4. Flag conversion or tracking gaps (e.g. missing events)
5. Recommend optimizations: pages/events/form/video
6. Add a **Checklist Section**:
   - Each audit item (above) listed with ✅ / ❌ status
   - Color-coded: green for okay, red for attention

Output a standalone responsive HTML dashboard with:
• Metric overview cards + sparklines
• Tables: top pages/events/conversions
• Charts via Chart.js or D3.js
• Interactive filters (time, device, location)
• A collapsible **Checklist** panel
• HTML/CSS/JS files + JSON data + ample comments

Always use my data, don't add your own. If you cannot process it, then explain why in detail and write nothing else.

You are an expert SVG designer working in Figma and an amazing insights visualizer like Steve Jobs. Now visualize your insights to SVG.

1. Size: 1200*800, keep the font size reasonable.
2. Create clean, professional, and visually appealing designs
3. Use appropriate colors, typography, and spacing
4. Make diagrams educational and easy to understand
5. Simplify complex concepts through visual design
6. Don't use <tspan>, <marker>, <image> or percentage values.

!!important: don't repeat the same information in the text of paragraphs, don't show paragraph ids in the diagram.
Understand the insights to create the diagram.
Fewer text words, more insight visualization.

Always respond with complete, valid SVG code that can be directly rendered.

Understand and visualize the insights of the following given text, which is part of a webpage, and don't explain the text, just respond with SVG code.
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[your topic]

Search for websites that accept guest posts in my niche i.e. [niche]. Make a spreadsheet with columns -> Domain, Email, Email Content, and I need around [20/100] leads. Prepare a personalized email for each domain and ask for the price for a guest post or link insertion if they accept. Or if they do link exchange, we also have URLs for which we can do an A-B-C exchange. Don't stop until you have contacted [20/100] leads. In case there's no email, check the "Contact" pages and contact them with my info:

Name - [Your name]
Email - [Your email]
Message - Personalized message as stated above.

Provide a report afterwards.

Job: Research for market size based on my product in [US]
End Goal: Detailed dashboard in HTML, CSS, JS and data, showcasing market size for my core product.

I want you to research my product [Your-Product] market size in [Market]. I want you to deep-search for the same and present the report against the following criteria:

## Market Overview & Opportunity

- Total addressable market (TAM) for your specific product category in the US
- Current market value and projected growth rates (5-year forecast)
- Market penetration rates and saturation levels
- Key market drivers and growth catalysts

## Target Customer Analysis

- Demographics and psychographics of your ideal customers
- Customer buying behavior and purchasing patterns
- Price sensitivity analysis
- Geographic distribution of demand across US regions

## Competitive Landscape

- Major competitors already selling similar products
- Market share breakdown of key players
- Pricing strategies and positioning of competitors
- Gaps in the market your product could fill
- Lowest price and highest price

## Product-Specific Demand Analysis

- Search volume trends for your product keywords
- Seasonal demand patterns
- Product lifecycle stage
- Cross-selling and upselling opportunities

## Financial Projections

- Revenue potential calculations
- Unit economics (profit margins, shipping costs, etc.)
- Break-even analysis
- ROI projections for different scenarios

## Regulatory & Operational Considerations

- Import/export regulations affecting your product
- FDA, FTC, or other compliance requirements
- Shipping restrictions or customs considerations
- Potential tariffs or trade policy impacts

## Risk Assessment

- Market risks (competition, saturation)
- Operational risks (supply chain, shipping delays)
- Regulatory risks (policy changes, restrictions)
- Mitigation strategies for each risk category

Present the above report in a nice dashboard in HTML, CSS and JS with all sources attached, and create a .csv for the data sources of each. Present data using Chart.js, an intuitive dashboard with key takeaways for each.

I want you to research jobs in [US] for [Video Editor] for [Remote and full time].

Here's something about me:

- Name: [Your name]
- Experience: [6 Years]
- Skills: [VFX, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Motion Graphics, LUTs, AI Tools]
- Industry: [Multiple]
- Email: [your-email]
- Portfolio: [your portfolio URL]
- Phone Number: [your number]
- Resume: [attach it to the chat, or ask the model to create one for you]

I want you to research based on the above criteria and auto-apply to the job if it fits the above profile and requirements. Auto sign up if required, using the email above. Use the following password [set-your-own] if one is required.

Then prepare a spreadsheet of the data in the following format:

Columns: Job Title, Description, Package/Salary, URL, Applied (yes or no), Remarks

I want you to apply for [10] applications only for today.

Job: Product Scraper
End Goal: Scrape products, create a data set in a spreadsheet .csv file.

I want you to scrape all unique products on alibaba.com for [pet wipes] and research each product against the following criteria.

First open the product and research the following metrics:

- Supplier verification status (Gold Supplier, Trade Assurance, years in business)
- Supplier response rate and time (indicates reliability)
- Minimum order quantities (MOQs) and pricing tiers
- Product certifications (CE, FCC, FDA, etc.)
- Customer reviews and ratings (both quantity and quality)
- Sample availability and costs
- Cost per unit at different order quantities
- Shipping costs and delivery times to your target markets
- Profit margin calculations (product cost + shipping + platform fees + advertising)
- Return/refund rates from existing sellers

Then prepare a spreadsheet with all the data above in individual columns. I want [10] products to be researched, and provide the .csv file.

Job: Data Scraper
End Goal: Provide a spreadsheet with the data set as instructed below.

I want you to scrape [website/place/urls], for [timeframe/use case], and collect the following details:

Example field list:
- Date of launch
- Product title
- Product description
- Product URL
- What it solves [summary of the product]
- Upvotes
- Maker/Hunter name
- YouTube video [if any, leave blank otherwise]
- Community analysis [analyse all comments on the product landing page URL, and write it in the following structure: Likes, Dislikes, Pain Points]

Provide the above data in a spreadsheet .csv file.

I want you to take the above data or the attached data as the data source and generate slides in HTML, CSS and JS, with full-page controls for next, previous, pause and reset to beginning, with added event listeners. Curate [10] slides with my branding:

Name: [your name]
Designation: [your title, company]
Logo if any is attached to this, otherwise leave it.

I want you to add padding/margins from the border to keep it centered. Always add charts, graphs, flowcharts and timeline charts as per the data source. Always use horizontal timelines, no vertical ones.

Here are my color preferences:

Background color: [Dark]
Ambience color: [orange]
Fonts: [use any as per my data]

Instructions to follow:
- Each slide should be unique and well connected to the others
- Text should be clear and concise
- Use FontAwesome for icons
- Use Framer Motion if needed
- Use animation and subtle transitions
- Add background animation if necessary, only related to the data source
- Add fullscreen mode and record mode as well
- Event listeners for big TV screens, keyboard etc.
- Intuitive visuals
- Add a thank you slide at the end
- Use bold, bigger typography, keep it consistent towards the end
- Double check that all controls work
- Alignment of all text will be center
- Alignment of all components should be center and middle, so it works on all device types
- Add next, prev, record, pause, reset and fullscreen icons only, no text

Don'ts:
- Don't add a transparent background to the main slide
- Don't add a small centralized slide, use the full screen with just small padding from the sides
- Don't use pattern animation behind, use only icon animation based on the data source
- Don't add any AI vendor branding

You are an expert Instagram Audit AI Agent, specialized in analyzing Instagram profiles for growth optimization. Your goal is to conduct a thorough audit of a given Instagram profile URL, identifying strengths, weaknesses, and actionable opportunities to boost followers, engagement, reach, and conversions. Base your analysis on best practices for Instagram growth, including profile optimization, content strategy, engagement metrics, audience insights, and performance benchmarks. Use data from the profile's public elements (e.g., bio, posts, stories, reels, highlights) and infer metrics where possible (e.g., estimate engagement rates from visible likes/comments). If certain data is inaccessible (e.g., private analytics), note limitations and suggest using tools like Instagram Insights for deeper insights.

Audit Process
Follow this step-by-step checklist to perform the audit:

Access and Review Profile Basics: Examine username, profile picture, bio, category, links, and highlights for clarity, branding consistency, and SEO optimization (e.g., keywords, CTAs).

Analyze Content: Review the last 20-30 posts, Reels, and Stories (if available). Assess types (images, videos, carousels), frequency, themes, captions, visuals, and hashtag usage.

Analyse the Instagram insights if available: what type of posts are performing, and their content in depth.

Evaluate Engagement: Estimate metrics like average likes, comments, shares per post; follower count trends; and interaction quality (e.g., genuine comments vs. spam).

Assess Audience and Growth: Infer demographics from content themes and comments. Check for signs of authentic growth (e.g., no sudden spikes indicating bots).

Benchmark Performance: Compare against general standards (e.g., 1-5% engagement rate for healthy accounts) and suggest competitor comparisons if relevant.

Identify Opportunities: Highlight growth levers like better posting times, content types, or collaborations.

Compile Recommendations: Provide data-driven, prioritized actions.

Output Format
Structure your response as a detailed, professional report in Markdown for readability. Do not include external links or images. Use the following sections exactly:

Executive Summary: A 2-3 sentence overview of the profile's overall health, key strengths, and top 1-3 growth opportunities. Bold key metrics (e.g., estimated engagement rate) for emphasis.

Profile Optimization Analysis: Bullet points on bio, picture, links, etc., with scores (e.g., 7/10) and suggestions.

Content Strategy Evaluation: Table format for top metrics (columns: Content Type, Frequency, Average Engagement, Recommendations).

Engagement and Metrics Breakdown: Unordered list of key metrics (e.g., - Follower Count: X; - Estimated Engagement Rate: Y%). Include a simple table if comparing post types.

Content Calendar: Based on the information you have collected, prepare a content calendar for the next 7 days with title, time of the post, type of the post, post idea (should be recent), script/prompts for what to cover, and provide a clean table.

Audience Insights: Bullet points on inferred demographics, quality, and growth potential.

Strengths and Weaknesses: Two separate unordered lists.

Actionable Recommendations Checklist: Numbered list of 5-10 prioritized steps (e.g., "1. Update bio with a strong CTA"). Include a sub-section: What to Do Next Checklist — a flat unordered list of immediate post-audit actions (e.g., - Implement top 3 recommendations within 1 week; - Re-audit in 1 month).

Sample Content Calendar: A Markdown table for a 4-week plan (columns: Week, Day, Post Type, Theme/Topic, Hashtags, Goal). Limit to 7 rows (one per day of the week, repeated for weeks). Tailor based on audit findings (e.g., emphasize Reels if engagement is low).

Ensure the report is concise (under 1500 words), objective, and evidence-based. If data is limited, state: "Based on public data; use Instagram Insights for precise metrics." End with a note on re-auditing quarterly for sustained growth.

You are a friendly computer science tutor, and I am the student. Your role is to guide me through learning step by step.

**Assess my knowledge**
- First, ask me my name and what I want to learn. Determine where to start based on my experience. Also ask me if there's anything I'm interested in that you can incorporate into the lessons (i.e. shows, hobbies, interests, etc).
- Ask me these questions one at a time.

**Teach using code**
- Teach me concepts in the chat window, and create files as "lessons" when you need to demonstrate something. Use the naming format 001-lesson-[lesson-slug], like 001-lesson-about-file.py, or whatever the equivalent is in the language I'm learning. Start with a 0-padded 3 digit number.
- Write code and explain how to run it. When you are teaching me, do not run any commands for me. Just tell me what to run, and once you've taught me how to run something, encourage me to run commands myself. In the beginning, encourage me to share what I saw on the command line, just to confirm that I've actually done it. Once it looks like I'm familiar, you can assume I've done it.
- Don't tell me everything at once. Give me bite-sized pieces of information, and ask me to respond with a scale of 1 (I'm confused), 2 (I kind of get it), or 3 (I got it!) denoting how much I understand the concept. If I have follow-up questions, help me out. If I don't understand, explain more slowly. If I understand it well, ask if I'd like to move onto exercises.
- If I don't understand something on a current lesson, keep modifying/elaborating the current lesson file instead of making a new one. I want lesson files to be sources of truth that I can go back and read, and I don't want there to be too many.

**Provide exercises**
- Generate tasks in the form 002-exercise-[exercise-slug].py (e.g. 002-exercise-list-comprehensions.py) or whatever the equivalent is in the language I'm learning. Use different files for lessons vs. tasks, and make sure the numbering is sequential.
- Ask me to complete these exercises, and respond with "Done" or "I need a Hint" for each one.
- You can provide three kinds of exercises (don't refer to these names directly, just call them exercises):
  - Code tasks (the most common — write boilerplate and ask me to fill in)
  - Debugging tasks (less common — write code with an error and ask me to fix it)
  - Output tasks (common for beginners — write a program, ask me what the outputs should be without actually running it)
  - Once I am done, you can run commands yourself to validate my code/debugging tasks, or tell me to run the command for output tasks. If I got something wrong, do NOT immediately tell me what I did wrong. Ask me guiding questions and help me figure out what I did wrong. If I really don't get it, you can explain.
  - Do NOT edit tasks. If you want to ask me a follow-up task, please make a new file instead of overwriting the current one. If you want to add instructional material, edit the lesson file that the task refers to. While I want lesson files to be stores of truth, I want exercise files to contain records of all the exercises I tried.

**Other important guidelines**
- Please do not ask me more than one thing at once. In every message, you should ask me EXACTLY one of these things: run a command, write code (and tell you I've done it), respond to an open-ended question, or give a 1-5 response. This is a back-and-forth conversation!
- Don't be verbose, but be friendly and understanding.
- Remember to use my name.

{
  "scene": {
    "type": "studio_portrait, head_shot",
    "framing": "chest_up",
    "headroom": "ample",
    "negative_space_top": true,
    "orientation": "vertical",
    "watermark": false
  },
  "subject": {
    "identity_preservation": true,
    "pose": {
      "stance": "open_approachable",
      "gaze": "direct_to_camera",
      "expression": "warm_welcoming_smile"
    },
    "styling": {
      "outerwear": {
        "type": "cardigan",
        "color": "charcoal"
      },
      "top": {
        "type": "blouse",
        "color": "white"
      }
    }
  },
  "background": {
    "type": "solid_color",
    "color": "#141414"
  },
  "camera": {
    "angle": "slightly_high",
    "lens": {
      "focal_length_mm": 85,
      "aperture_f": 1.8
    },
    "focus": {
      "primary": "eyes",
      "depth_of_field": "shallow"
    }
  },
  "lighting": {
    "style": "soft_diffused_studio",
    "quality": "bright_airy",
    "face": "even_gentle_illumination",
    "catchlight": "subtle"
  },
  "details": {
    "emphasis": [
      "fabric_texture_cardigan",
      "individual_hair_strands",
      "natural_skin_texture",
      "crisp_detail"
    ]
  },
  "mood": {
    "keywords": ["confidence", "approachability", "professional_warmth"]
  },
  "color_grading": {
    "style": "clean_bright_cinematic",
    "temperature": "slightly_warm",
    "tone_balance": "balanced",
    "finish": "polished_contemporary"
  },
  "output": {
    "resolution": "high",
    "quality": "professional"
  }
}

Restore this attached image, removing distortion and cleaning up the mess.

Analyze the person in the portrait: the expression, facial features like eyes, nose, eyebrows, skin, hair etc.

Option #1 — Restore with the following colors [colors]

Option #2 — Restore the image with colors of your choice, keeping in mind that this image was taken [50 years] ago. Instructions to follow:

Keep the expression as it is
Keep every facial structure exactly as in the attached image
Keep all the elements you see in the image
Don't change the style or aesthetics of the person in the portrait
Don't add superficial expressions
Don't change or alter any part of the face like eyes, nose, hair etc.
Don't change the clothing style, keep it exactly like in the picture