Prompts · Gov Innovators

"Read this circular as an action agent. Output: what changed, who is affected, deadline, action. Quote the sentence you used. If it is not stated, write 'not stated'. Circular: [paste]."

"Explain this scheme for a citizen who will apply this week. Eligibility, benefit, documents, where to apply. Short paragraphs. If the source does not say a date, do not invent one. Scheme text: [paste]."

"You are a desk agent. For each grievance: theme, urgency (today / this week / later), suggested team, and one acknowledgement line. Do not promise a resolution date. Grievances: [paste]."

"I am a [type of business/individual] with [key details: turnover/employees/sector/location]. Based on current Indian government schemes (IndiaAI Mission, Startup India, MSME schemes, PLI schemes), which schemes am I eligible for? List the top 5 with eligibility criteria and application links."

"Write a professional email in both Hindi and English for the following purpose: [describe purpose, e.g., 'requesting a meeting with a potential client in Delhi']. Use formal Hindi (not Hinglish). The email should be polite, concise, and culturally appropriate for Indian business communication. Subject line in English. Length: 150–200 words per language version."

"You are a professional analyst. Summarise the following document in exactly 5 bullet points. Each bullet should be one sentence. Focus on: (1) main purpose, (2) key findings or decisions, (3) action items, (4) important numbers or dates, (5) who needs to act on this. Document: [paste document text here]"

"Create a one-page business plan for the following idea: [describe your business idea]. Include: Executive Summary (2 sentences), Problem Being Solved, Target Customers (be specific — include Indian market context), Solution, Revenue Model, Key Risks, and First 3 Steps to Launch. Keep it practical and actionable. India context: assume Indian market, Indian regulations, and Indian consumer behaviour."

"Create a 4-week social media content calendar for [describe your business/product] targeting [describe your audience, e.g., 'young professionals in Tier 2 Indian cities aged 22–30']. For each week, suggest: 2 Instagram posts (with captions), 1 LinkedIn post, and 1 short-form video idea. Include relevant hashtags. Tone: [professional / friendly / humorous]. Focus on Indian cultural moments and festivals if relevant to the month of [month name]."

"You are a senior software engineer. I have the following code that is not working correctly: [paste your code here]. The problem is: [describe what goes wrong]. Please: (1) identify the exact bug, (2) provide the corrected code, (3) explain in 2–3 sentences why the original was wrong and what you changed. If there are any other issues in the code, mention them briefly."

"Write a detailed job description for a [job title] at a [company size, e.g., 'Series B startup' or 'large Indian IT company'] in [city]. Include: Role Overview (3 sentences), Key Responsibilities (6 bullet points), Required Qualifications (5 items), Nice-to-Have Skills (3 items), and What Makes This Role Unique. Use inclusive language. Salary range: [add range or say 'competitive, as per industry standards']. Do not use jargon. Tone should be welcoming to candidates from diverse backgrounds including Tier 2/3 cities."

"I am preparing for a [job title] interview at [company name or type]. My background: [2–3 sentences about your experience]. Please: (1) give me the 10 most likely interview questions for this role, (2) for each question, provide a model answer framework (not a full script — just the structure), (3) identify 2–3 technical topics I must revise before the interview. Also suggest one insightful question I should ask the interviewer at the end."

"I have the following data: [paste your data as a table or CSV]. Please: (1) identify the 3 most important patterns or trends, (2) flag any anomalies or outliers, (3) suggest 2–3 business decisions this data could support, (4) recommend what additional data would make this analysis stronger. Present your findings as bullet points. Keep the language simple — the audience is a non-technical business manager."

"You are a helpful customer support agent for [company name], an Indian [type of business]. A customer has sent the following complaint: '[paste complaint here]'. Write a professional reply that: (1) acknowledges the issue with empathy, (2) provides a clear explanation or solution, (3) offers a concrete next step or resolution timeline, (4) ends on a positive note. Tone: warm, professional, and respectful. Length: 100–150 words. Language: English (add a Hindi translation if appropriate for this customer)."

"Explain [complex topic, e.g., 'how India's DPDP Act affects my startup' or 'what a transformer neural network does'] as if I am a smart 16-year-old who has never studied this subject. Use an analogy from everyday Indian life (cricket, chai, or a familiar experience). Keep it under 200 words. Avoid jargon. At the end, give me one practical thing I can do with this knowledge today."

"Write a Product Requirements Document for the following feature: [describe the feature]. Structure it as: Problem Statement, User Personas (2–3), User Stories (in format 'As a [user], I want [goal] so that [reason]'), Acceptance Criteria, Out of Scope, Open Questions, and Success Metrics. Assume this is for an Indian market product. Keep the language clear and concise. Target audience: developers and designers who will build this."

"Translate the following text into [target language: Hindi / Tamil / Telugu / Kannada / Bengali / Marathi / Gujarati / Punjabi]. Requirements: (1) use formal register, not casual/colloquial, (2) localise cultural references — don't just translate literally, (3) keep proper nouns (brand names, product names) in English but use Devanagari/regional script for everything else, (4) provide a back-translation to English after the translation so I can verify accuracy. Text to translate: [paste your text]."

"I attended a meeting and have these rough notes or transcript: [paste notes/transcript]. Please create a structured meeting summary with: Meeting Date & Participants, Key Discussion Points (3–5 bullet points), Decisions Made (numbered list), Action Items (table with: Action | Owner | Deadline), and Open Questions that need follow-up. Keep it professional and concise. Remove filler words and repetition."

"Conduct a competitor analysis for [your product/service] in the Indian market. Identify 4–5 key competitors. For each competitor, analyse: Product/Service Offering, Target Customer, Pricing Model, Key Strengths, Key Weaknesses, and Recent News or Developments. Then provide: (1) Our differentiation opportunity, (2) Underserved customer segment we could target, (3) One feature competitors all lack that Indian customers would value."