100 AI Codes That Actually Work
Short commands that change how AI responds. No tricks. No hidden features. Just smart prompts you can memorise and use today.
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How these work: Each code is a short phrase you type before or after your request. They work because the words carry specific meaning that forces the AI into a different mode of thinking.
No secret unlocks. No jailbreaks. Just prompt engineering packaged into shortcuts you can actually remember.
Format for each code: The command, what it does, and an example showing exactly how to use it. Be specific after the code. The more context you give, the better the output.
Writing & Voice
Shape how the AI writes. Match your tone, cut the fluff, make it hit.
Rewrites any text so it reads like a human wrote it from scratch. Removes AI patterns, filler, and that "assistant" tone.
Ghostwrite this: [paste your AI-generated text]
Learns your writing style from a sample and rewrites content to match it exactly. Give it 2-3 paragraphs of your writing first.
Here's how I write: [your sample]. Now matchme and rewrite this: [content]
Takes any sentence and makes it hit harder. Shorter. More direct. Removes weak words and hedging.
Punchline this: We believe that our product can potentially help businesses improve their revenue outcomes
Rephrases your idea in completely different words. Use when you're stuck saying the same thing the same way.
Sayitback: Our AI tool saves businesses time by automating repetitive tasks
Strips all formatting, bullet points, headers, and AI-speak. Returns clean paragraphs of natural writing.
Cleanup this response: [paste over-formatted AI output]
Rewrites just the first line to grab attention. Leaves everything else untouched.
Openwith something that stops the scroll: [paste your content]
Rewrites just the last line so it lands. Gives you a strong ending that makes people act or remember.
Closewith something that sticks: [paste your content]
Cuts word count by 40-50% without losing any meaning. Kills filler, redundancy, and padding.
Tighten this to half the length: [paste content]
Rewrites any formal or corporate text so it sounds like you're talking to a mate. No jargon. No stiffness.
Make this conversational: [paste formal text]
Rewrites casual text so it sounds like an experienced professional. Adds weight without adding fluff.
Give this authority: [paste casual text]
Business & Strategy
Think through offers, pricing, positioning, and next moves.
Takes any business idea and compresses it into a single page: problem, solution, market, model, next step.
Onepage my business idea: I want to build a tool that helps plumbers get more leads through Google
Takes any successful business, product, or campaign and breaks down exactly how it works and how to replicate the model.
Reverseengineer how Hormozi structures his offers
Analyzes any business model and maps where money comes in, where it leaks, and what to fix first.
Cashflow analysis: I run a freelance design business charging project rates of 2-5K
Identifies what makes a business defensible and what doesn't. Tells you where you're vulnerable to competition.
What's my moat: I sell AI automation to agencies using n8n and Claude
Given your current situation, tells you the single highest-leverage action to take in the next 7 days.
Here's where I'm at: [situation]. Nextmove.
Finds the one thing most likely to kill your plan before it works. The risk you haven't thought about.
Dealbreaker check: I'm planning to launch a SaaS at $99/month targeting solopreneurs
Takes a complex business model and strips it to the simplest possible version that still works.
Simplify this: I have 6 pricing tiers with add-ons and custom packages
Gives you 5 ways to test whether people will actually pay for your idea before you build anything.
Validate this idea: AI-generated property listings for estate agents
Takes your offer and tells you exactly how to describe it so it stands apart from competitors.
Help me position this: I build automation workflows for small businesses
Analyzes your offer, the market, and the value delivered, then suggests what to actually charge.
Priceit: I set up automated lead gen systems for agencies, takes me about 10 hours
Sales & Persuasion
Close more. Handle objections. Write messages that get replies.
Takes any sales objection and gives you 3 responses: logical, emotional, and reframe.
Objectionkiller: "We already have a tool that does this"
Writes a cold email under 80 words. Personalised. Ends with a question, not a pitch.
Coldemail to: agency owner, 15 staff, using HubSpot, based in London, struggling with lead gen
Writes a follow-up message that adds value instead of just "checking in." Never sounds desperate.
Followup: I sent a proposal 5 days ago for a 4.5K automation project, no reply yet
Compresses any offer into a 60-second verbal pitch. Conversational, not scripted.
Pitchin60: I help agencies automate their lead generation and follow-up so they close more deals
Identifies what's stopping the buyer from saying yes and writes copy that eliminates that specific fear.
Riskremover for: agency owner worried about switching their CRM and losing data
Takes a simple offer and stacks the perceived value so the price feels like a no-brainer.
Valuestack this: Monthly retainer for lead gen automation, 1.5K/month
Writes a LinkedIn or Instagram DM that opens a conversation without sounding salesy.
DM pitch to: founder of a marketing agency who just posted about hiring an SDR
Reframes your pricing by anchoring against the real cost of not buying. Makes the investment feel small.
Priceanchor: my service costs 3K/month but saves them from hiring a 40K/year SDR
Gives you the one sentence to use when the prospect is on the fence. Different from a hard close.
Closerline for: prospect who loves the demo but says they need to think about it
Reviews a proposal and identifies what's weak, what's missing, and what to cut.
Proposalfix: [paste your proposal]
Learning & Skills
Learn faster. Find gaps. Build skills that compound.
Explains any topic at 5 levels: child, teenager, university student, professional, world expert.
Explain5levels: How does machine learning actually work
Tells you what you don't know about a topic based on what you think you know. Finds your blind spots.
I think I understand SEO pretty well. Gapfinder.
Gives you the minimum viable knowledge to be dangerous in a new topic. The 20% that gets 80% of results.
Fasttrack: I need to understand financial modelling for a pitch next week
Creates 10 practice questions that test whether you actually understand something or just memorised it.
Drillme on: Python list comprehensions
Takes expert-level content and translates it into plain language without dumbing it down.
Translate this into plain English: [paste technical content]
Compresses everything you need to know about a topic onto one page. Reference format, not tutorial.
Cheatsheet for: Google Ads campaign setup
Takes a popular belief and tells you what's actually true, what's oversimplified, and what's wrong.
Debunkthis: You need to post every day on social media to grow
Tells you which 3 skills combined with what you already know would make you most valuable.
I know enterprise sales and basic Python. Skillstack me.
Before you start learning something, tells you the common mistakes and traps beginners fall into.
Watchfor: I'm about to start learning React
Creates a 30-day learning plan with daily tasks. No fluff, just what to do and when.
Buildpath: I want to learn enough about AI to sell it confidently
Ideas & Brainstorming
Generate ideas, find niches, and think differently on demand.
Takes one idea and rapidly generates 10 variations. Quantity over quality, then you pick.
Riff on: a newsletter about AI tools for small businesses
Combines two unrelated industries or concepts to create a new business idea.
Mashup: Uber + dog grooming
Takes the opposite approach to what everyone else is doing. Contrarian ideas only.
Flipit: everyone's building AI writing tools, what's the opposite play
Takes a broad idea and finds 10 ultra-specific niches within it that nobody's serving well.
Niche down: AI automation for businesses
Takes a strategy that works in one industry and adapts it for yours.
Stealfrom the fitness industry: their membership retention tactics, apply to my SaaS
Takes one piece of content and extracts 20+ new content ideas from it.
Contentmine this blog post: [paste content]
Pushes an idea to extremes to find hidden opportunities. What if it was free? What if it cost 100x more?
Whatif: my automation service was completely free but I took a % of revenue generated
Takes a current trend and shows you how to ride it for your specific business or content.
Trendjack: everyone's talking about AI agents right now, how do I use this
Finds boring but profitable business ideas nobody talks about because they're not glamorous.
Unsexyidea in: the accounting industry
Takes the same product or idea and gives you 10 completely different ways to frame it.
Anglechanger: I sell automated email sequences to agencies
Content & Social Media
Create posts that get shared. Repurpose everything. Stop starting from scratch.
Generates 15 opening hooks for any topic. First line only. Designed to stop the scroll.
Hookmachine for: a post about why most people fail at side hustles
Takes any long content and restructures it as a Twitter/X thread with a strong opener and CTA.
Threadit: [paste your blog post or essay]
Structures content into a slide-by-slide Instagram carousel. Text for each slide.
Carouselme: 7 AI tools that save me 10 hours a week
Writes 3 different captions for the same post: storytelling, value-drop, and hot take.
Captioncraft for: a reel showing my AI automation dashboard in action