# PromptArrow Starter Pack

Reusable AI skills, workflows, review checks, and builder templates for everyday work.

Use these as a local starter library. Replace bracketed fields with your own context, keep facts visible, and review every output before sending or publishing. The pack is designed for individuals, freelancers, and small business owners who need useful AI help without a complex automation setup.

## How to Use This Pack

1. Pick one repeated task you do every week.
2. Copy the matching skill into your AI tool.
3. Fill in the input fields with real context.
4. Ask for a draft, summary, plan, or checklist.
5. Review facts, tone, assumptions, and next steps.
6. Save the improved version as your own reusable skill.

## Best First Skills

- Customer Reply
- Follow-Up Email
- Meeting Recap
- FAQ Builder
- Review Analysis
- AI Output Review

## 1. Customer Reply

Task: Draft a helpful customer reply.

Inputs: customer message, policy, account context, desired outcome, tone.

Instruction: Use only the details provided. Answer the issue, acknowledge the customer's concern, state the next step, and flag any missing information instead of inventing it.

## 2. Meeting Recap

Task: Turn meeting notes into decisions, action items, owners, deadlines, and open questions.

Inputs: notes, attendees, project context, known deadlines, follow-up audience.

Instruction: Separate decisions from discussion. Put every action item on its own line with an owner and due date when available.

## 3. Follow-Up Email

Task: Write a concise follow-up email after a call, proposal, interview, or unanswered message.

Inputs: prior conversation, desired next step, deadline, relationship context, tone.

Instruction: Keep it short, specific, and easy to answer. Include one clear next step.

## 4. FAQ Builder

Task: Turn repeated customer questions into an FAQ.

Inputs: question list, product or service details, policies, edge cases, support escalation rules.

Instruction: Write short answers first, then add escalation notes where a human should review.

## 5. Review Analysis

Task: Summarize reviews into themes, praise, complaints, risks, and improvement ideas.

Inputs: reviews, product or service, time period, known issues, decision needed.

Instruction: Group patterns by frequency and business impact. Do not overstate a theme from one comment.

## 6. Content Calendar

Task: Turn brainstorm notes into a practical content calendar.

Inputs: ideas, audience, channels, cadence, goals, constraints.

Instruction: Prioritize ideas by audience need and effort. Include publish date, format, angle, and source material needed.

## 7. Project Plan

Task: Turn a rough idea into a project plan.

Inputs: goal, constraints, deadline, stakeholders, risks, available resources.

Instruction: Create milestones, tasks, owners, dependencies, risks, and a first-week action plan.

## 8. Resume Tailoring

Task: Tailor a resume to a job description without inventing experience.

Inputs: resume, job description, target role, must-keep facts, constraints.

Instruction: Map real experience to role requirements. Flag gaps honestly and suggest wording that stays accurate.

## 9. Client Proposal

Task: Turn a client brief into a proposal.

Inputs: client brief, goals, scope, timeline, budget range, proof points.

Instruction: Explain the problem, proposed approach, deliverables, timeline, assumptions, and next step.

## 10. AI Output Review

Task: Review an AI-generated draft before publishing or sending.

Inputs: draft, source material, audience, claims that must be verified, tone standard.

Instruction: Check accuracy, unsupported claims, missing context, tone, structure, and next action. Return a pass/revise decision with specific fixes.

## 11. AI Skill Builder Brief

Task: Turn a repeated task into a reusable AI skill brief.

Inputs: repeated task, audience, starting material, desired output, quality standard, risks.

Instruction: Create a plain-language builder brief with inputs needed, copy-ready instruction, output format, example, review checklist, failure fixes, and an optional SKILL.md outline.

## 12. Source-Backed Content

Task: Draft content from source notes without inventing facts.

Inputs: content goal, audience, source notes, required format, claims that must be exact, tone.

Instruction: Use only the provided source material. Label assumptions, list claims to verify, and end with a review checklist before publication.

## 13. Content Update Plan

Task: Turn official sources and user discussion into a content update plan.

Inputs: official docs, example repositories, GitHub issues, Reddit or customer questions, existing pages, business goal.

Instruction: Separate facts from user opinions, identify repeated needs, recommend pages to create or update, and flag claims that need verification.

## Review Checklist

- The output preserves provided facts.
- Assumptions are labeled.
- Claims can be verified.
- The format matches the task.
- The next step is obvious.
- The tone sounds like something a human would actually send.

## SKILL.md Starter Outline

```markdown
---
name: your-skill-name
description: Use this skill when [specific task, audience, and trigger].
---

# Your Skill Name

## Purpose

Describe the task this skill completes.

## Inputs Needed

- [input 1]
- [input 2]
- [input 3]

## Instructions

1. Review the inputs.
2. Ask for missing context only if essential.
3. Produce the requested output.
4. Label assumptions and claims to verify.
5. End with a review checklist.

## Output Format

- [section 1]
- [section 2]
- [section 3]

## Quality Checklist

- Facts are preserved.
- Assumptions are visible.
- The output matches the requested format.
- Risky claims are flagged.
- A human can review the result quickly.
```

## Source-Backed Review Notes

Use official documentation, policies, product pages, or your own source notes as the factual base. Use GitHub issues, Reddit threads, reviews, and customer comments for perspective, objections, and user language. Do not treat comments as verified facts.