Prompt Kit
The Everyday Prompt Kit
Eighty numbered requests. Replace the brackets. Each has a check or a next step. They work with ordinary typed assistants. If something matters, still check a real source.
- Twenty task groups: messages, errands, travel, bills, appointments, verification, and more.
- Need a short message? Try 05, Thank-you note. Have errands to organize? Try 13, A realistic errand list. Want to understand a paragraph? Try 01, Explain a term, or 65, Summarize carefully.
- Does not include the Guide or the Safety Playbook.
Three starter prompts are free here. The full kit is a $19 PDF emailed by Stripe.
A complete example
Prompt 05 asks for a thank-you note. You replace [kindness] with “watering my plants” and [tone] with “friendly and simple.”
Write a three-sentence thank-you note for watering my plants. Use a friendly and simple tone. Use only this fact. Do not invent a gift, date, or promise. Leave the person's name blank.
Illustrative reply: “Thank you for watering my plants. It was a relief to know they were being looked after. I really appreciate your help.”
You read it aloud, replace “It was a relief” with words you would actually say, and add the name outside the chat. The result is ready for your card.
Getting unstuck · 01–04
Use these when the blank box feels awkward.
Explain [term] in plain English in no more than 120 words. Give one everyday example and explain any other technical words you use. If the term has more than one meaning, ask which one I mean.
For a medical, legal, or financial term, confirm the meaning with the issuer or a qualified professional.
Notes and messages · 05–08
You keep your voice. The assistant handles the blank page.
Write a three-sentence thank-you note for [kindness]. Use a [tone] tone. Use only this fact. Do not invent a gift, date, or promise. Leave the person's name blank.
Read it aloud. Change one phrase to sound like you, then add the recipient's name outside the chat.
Errands and organizing · 13–16
Do not let an assistant decide what paperwork to shred.
Help organize [errands] into a plan for [available time]. I will supply travel times. Ask about fixed appointments first. Leave unknown times blank and tell me if the plan cannot fit. Include one break.
Fill in real travel times and check opening hours.
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Waypoint Everyday Prompt Kit · $19. Pay on Stripe. Stripe emails a receipt and the PDF. That file is your copy. If you need it resent, write hello@readwaypoint.com and attach the receipt.
80 numbered requests in twenty task groups, each with a next step or check, plus a complete example. Does not include the Guide or Safety Playbook.