Prompts
100 Shortcuts That Turn Claude Into a Super Tool
10 min readAmichai Shekel
100 prompt codes that change how you work with Claude. Writing, strategy, marketing, content, productivity, and 5 more categories. Free to download as a PDF.
100 tiny commands to put before or after any prompt, and Claude immediately shifts gears. It will write more humanly, think more strategically, sharpen your marketing message, break down documents, generate content, and rank priorities, all in one line. You do not need to remember all of them. Download the PDF, check off the codes you need most, and start pasting them into the chat.
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How to Use the Codes? Three Ways
Three ways to integrate the codes into your prompt
- Place the code before the prompt (most codes are a prefix). Example: /humanize Write me a LinkedIn post about AI for small businesses.
- Place the code at the end of the prompt (codes like XRAY, RICE, ICE work as a suffix). Example: Suggest 5 content ideas for this week. RICE
- You can combine multiple codes. Need human and sharp text? Stack them: Write me an email to a client delayed in payment /sharpen /humanize
Writing and Voice
Writing & Voice
Codes that change how Claude writes: style, pace, character.
/humanize
Claude will clean up robotic phrasing, corporate language, and generic AI tone.
/stealth
Claude will mimic your natural writing style so the output sounds human rather than like AI.
/plainspoken
Claude will answer clearly, directly, and easily to understand.
/voiceprint
Claude will learn your style, pace, vocabulary, and structure before rewriting.
/sharpen
Claude will sharpen the message. Compact, strong, and more persuasive.
/anti-fluff
Claude will remove filler, vague claims, and unnecessary explanations.
/editor
Claude will act as a professional editor on the text.
/ghostwrite
Claude will write as if it came directly from you.
/say-it-better
Claude will rewrite the idea in a clearer and stronger way.
/clean-copy
Claude will polish the text without hurting the original meaning.
Thinking and Strategy
Thinking & Strategy
Codes that force Claude to think in depth, not just answer.
/tripwire
Claude will identify one small hidden issue that could crash the whole idea.
XRAY
Claude will look beneath the surface to expose what is really going on.
/rootcause
Claude will trace the problem down to its true source.
/crowbar
Claude will break down the problem from a completely unexpected angle.
/blindspot
Claude will identify what you are probably not seeing.
/second-order
Claude will explain the consequences that might happen after the immediate result.
/redteam
Claude will attack the idea like a skeptical expert.
/steelman
Claude will build the strongest version of the idea or argument.
/decision-lens
Claude will run the situation through a clear framework for decision making.
/pre-mortem
Claude will imagine the project failed and explain why.
Prioritization
Prioritization
How to make Claude rank, choose, and cut what is not important.
ICE
Claude will rank each idea by Impact, Confidence, Ease.
RICE
Claude will rank each idea by Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort.
80/20
Claude will identify the small actions that generate the biggest results.
EISENHOWER
Claude will sort tasks by urgency and importance.
/leverage
Claude will find the step that will generate the most output with the least effort.
ROI
Claude will rank by return on investment.
/cut-list
Claude will tell you what to remove, pause, or ignore.
/priority-stack
Claude will rank what to do first, second, and third.
/bottleneck
Claude will identify what is slowing down the whole system.
/quickwin
Claude will find the fastest useful action you can take right now.
Marketing and Sales
Marketing & Sales
Codes that turn marketing text strong, clear, and more converting.
/fomo
Claude will make the message feel urgent and hard to ignore.
/hookstorm
Claude will produce many strong hooks for opening.
/painfinder
Claude will identify the true pain of the customer.
/offer-lift
Claude will improve the offer to make it feel more worthwhile.
/cta
Claude will generate a clear and precise call to action.
/objection-map
Claude will present the objections stopping people from buying.
/landing-page
Claude will turn your idea into landing page copy.
/conversion
Claude will rewrite the message to raise conversions.
/desire-gap
Claude will show the gap between where the customer is now and where they want to be.
/sales-angle
Claude will present different sales angles for the same idea.
Content Creation
Content Creation
Codes that turn one idea into full content across every platform.
/content-engine
Claude will turn one idea into lots of content pieces.
/viral-angle
Claude will find the most shareable angle of the idea.
/reel-script
Claude will write a short script for a reel or TikTok.
/carousel
Claude will turn the idea into an Instagram carousel.
/thread
Claude will turn the idea into a thread on X / Twitter.
Claude will turn the idea into a LinkedIn post.
/caption
Claude will write a caption for social networks.
/storyboard
Claude will break down the idea into visual scenes.
/repurpose
Claude will reprocess the content for multiple platforms.
/newsletter
Claude will turn the idea into an email newsletter.
Learning and Teaching
Learning & Teaching
Codes that turn Claude into a private tutor, translator, and bridge to understanding.
/teach-me
Claude will teach the topic step by step.
/explain-like-12
Claude will explain the topic in simple language, as if to a 12-year-old.
/workshop
Claude will turn the topic into a workshop.
/lesson-plan
Claude will build a lesson structure.
/homework
Claude will generate a simple homework assignment.
/exercise
Claude will generate a practical exercise on the topic.
/examples
Claude will explain using practical examples.
/quiz
Claude will generate quiz questions on the material.
/beginner-mode
Claude will assume the reader knows nothing in advance.
/analogy
Claude will explain the idea using an analogy.
Documents and Research
Document & Research
Codes for extraction, summary, and processing of documents, meetings, and data.
/summarize
Claude will summarize the document clearly.
/extract
Claude will pull out the most important information from the document.
/decisions
Claude will extract the decisions that were made.
/actions
Claude will extract action items.
/questions
Claude will generate smart follow-up questions.
/risks
Claude will identify risks appearing in the document.
/brief
Claude will generate a short executive brief.
/compare
Claude will compare options, documents, or ideas.
/memo
Claude will turn the information into a professional memo.
/table
Claude will build the answer as a table.
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Business and Product
Business & Product
Codes for building a product, business model, and market positioning.
/business-model
Claude will map how the idea can make money.
/mvp
Claude will turn the idea into a simple MVP.
/positioning
Claude will refine how to position the product in the market.
/pricing
Claude will suggest pricing options.
/value-prop
Claude will sharpen the value proposition.
/audience
Claude will identify the best target audience.
/retention
Claude will suggest ways to keep customers over time.
/go-to-market
Claude will generate a Go-To-Market plan.
/upsell
Claude will find ways to increase revenue from existing customers.
/churn-risk
Claude will identify why customers might leave.
Productivity and Workflow
Productivity & Workflow
Codes that turn a task into a method, and an action into a process.
/workflow
Claude will map the process step by step.
/sop
Claude will turn the task into a standard operating procedure (SOP).
/delegate
Claude will turn the task into instructions for someone else.
/automation
Claude will identify what can be automated.
/simplify
Claude will reduce complexity.
/checklist
Claude will generate a clear checklist.
/systemize
Claude will turn repetitive work into a system.
/timecut
Claude will find how to finish work faster.
/next-action
Claude will give you the next immediate action.
/batch
Claude will group similar tasks together.
Advanced Reasoning
Advanced Reasoning
Codes that force deep thinking, testing assumptions, and breaking down to principles.
/mental-models
Claude will analyze the problem using useful mental models.
/assumption-check
Claude will examine the assumptions behind your idea.
/scenario-plan
Claude will generate best-case, realistic, and worst-case scenarios.
/first-principles
Claude will break down the problem to its basic truths.
/tradeoffs
Claude will explain what you gain and what you lose.
/constraints
Claude will identify the constraints that need to be worked within.
/diagnose
Claude will diagnose the situation before giving advice.
/clarify
Claude will ask clarifying questions before answering.
/operator-mode
Claude will answer like an executive operator, not a general assistant.
/masterprompt
Claude will generate a fixed and useful prompt that can be run over and over.
Tip: Stack codes. Need human, sharp, and converting text? Write: /sharpen /humanize /cta Write me a sales offer for a workshop. Three codes, complete output. Start with two or three favorites, feel the difference, and go from there.
How to Choose the Right Code?
Frequently Asked Questions on Claude Codes
Yes, most of them work nicely in ChatGPT and Gemini too. They are built as natural instructions in Hebrew/English, not as a unique feature of Claude. There might be different nuances between models, but the principle is the same. If something does not give the expected result, simply add an explanatory sentence after the code.
Not mandatory. The slash (/) is just a visual convention that helps Claude understand this is a command and not part of the text. You can write humanize without a slash and it will work. But the slash keeps the code clean and separates it from the prompt, so we recommend keeping it.
Codes that direct style or response form (like /humanize, /sharpen, /editor) come before, because they set Claude's mode in advance. Codes that direct analysis or presentation form (like XRAY, RICE, ICE, EISENHOWER) come at the end, because they operate after the prompt has been presented. In the PDF, it is marked next to each code where to put it.
Definitely. Stacking is the secret. For example: /humanize /sharpen /cta Write me an email to a client who hasn't replied to me in two weeks. Three codes, precise output. But don't exaggerate, beyond 3-4 codes it starts to confuse Claude. Choose the strong ones.
The codes remain in English because this is the standard language of prompting and they have precise meaning in LLMs. If you write the same thing in Hebrew (for example /humanize in Hebrew) it will also work but less consistently. The prompt itself, the text after the code, can and should be in Hebrew.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do these codes work in ChatGPT and Gemini as well?
Yes, most of them work nicely in ChatGPT and Gemini too. They are built as natural instructions in Hebrew/English, not as a unique feature of Claude. There might be different nuances between models, but the principle is the same. If something does not give the expected result, simply add an explanatory sentence after the code.
Do I have to write the code with the slash (/) specifically?
Not mandatory. The slash (/) is just a visual convention that helps Claude understand this is a command and not part of the text. You can write humanize without a slash and it will work. But the slash keeps the code clean and separates it from the prompt, so we recommend keeping it.
What is the difference between a code before the prompt and a code at the end?
Codes that direct style or response form (like /humanize, /sharpen, /editor) come before, because they set Claude's mode in advance. Codes that direct analysis or presentation form (like XRAY, RICE, ICE, EISENHOWER) come at the end, because they operate after the prompt has been presented. In the PDF, it is marked next to each code where to put it.
Can you stack multiple codes in one prompt?
Definitely. Stacking is the secret. For example: /humanize /sharpen /cta Write me an email to a client who hasn't replied to me in two weeks. Three codes, precise output. But don't exaggerate, beyond 3-4 codes it starts to confuse Claude. Choose the strong ones.
What if the words in the code are in English? Can it be in Hebrew?
The codes remain in English because this is the standard language of prompting and they have precise meaning in LLMs. If you write the same thing in Hebrew (for example /humanize in Hebrew) it will also work but less consistently. The prompt itself, the text after the code, can and should be in Hebrew.
Where can I learn more tricks like this?
In the AI Master club you learn to build yourself: no-code landing pages, automations, and AI agents even without a technical background. In addition, there is a weekly live meeting with Amihai reviewing new tools and workflows, comprehensive lessons and guides on Claude, Cowork, and Claude Code, a prompts and skills library, and an active community of business owners. ₪47 per month, subscription renews automatically. Cancellation with one click anytime.


