AI at Work
40 ready-to-use prompts that save an hour a day — emails, reports, research, meetings and planning. Copy, paste, edit, send.
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The difference is not a smarter model. It is a better brief.
Most people use AI assistants like a search box: a few words, a shrug at the answer, back to doing it by hand. A good prompt tells the assistant who it is, what you need, for whom, in what shape, and what "good" looks like. This book gives you forty of them, tested on real work, ready to paste into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot or Kimi.
Emails and messages (8)
Reply to a long thread, say no politely, chase without nagging, notes to email, the difficult message, translate and localise, rewrite for tone, the weekly update.
Reports and documents (8)
Executive summary, outline first, first draft, strict edit, proposal, data to narrative, standard operating procedure, summarise anything.
Research and analysis (8)
Research brief, compare options, pros/cons/blind spots, interview questions, competitor snapshot, explain it like a colleague, fact-check my draft, one-page brief.
Meetings (8) · Planning (8)
Agenda with time boxes, minutes, difficult-meeting prep, decision memo, slides and speaker notes, one-on-ones · weekly plan, break a project down, pre-mortem, priorities, quarterly goals, brainstorm, learn a skill in 30 days, end-of-day review.
Every prompt, the same four parts
When to use it · The prompt — copy it as written; only the [bracketed] words change · Make it yours — the one tweak that matters · Watch out — where the assistant usually goes wrong on this task and what to check before you send. Ends with the prompt formula for building your own, and a ten-second checklist.
Who this is for
Managers, analysts, freelancers, founders and anyone whose day is email, documents and meetings — and who wants the hour back without learning "prompt engineering".
About the author
Meir Gilady is an Israeli entrepreneur and independent thinker based in Holon. Alongside a career in commercial real estate he builds software under the AILAMA name — including AILAMA Mind and ToolVerse — and writes about physics, technology and everyday wellbeing on Medium.
Questions
Which format? A PDF laid out for 6×9 in — reads well on a phone, tablet, laptop or printed. Refunds? Full refund within 30 days — reply to your Gumroad receipt.