Prompt Labs

Start with Foundations for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity — free to copy. Enrolled students get the full library.

Foundations are free · No sign-up · Nothing you copy is tracked · Built by Webcooks, Amritsar

ChatGPT

Fill in your business once

Every prompt below rewrites itself with these details.

Templates

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Replace every [bracketed placeholder] before you send. Orange text is a gap you still have to fill; yellow text filled itself in from the business above. Copying puts the text on your clipboard in your browser — nothing is tracked, and nothing you type here is saved.

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Foundations are free here. Enrolled students get every category for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity — shared in class with the same password as the other internal notes.

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Step by step

How to use a prompt template

Four steps, no account, and nothing you copy is tracked.

01

Pick your AI tool

Use the tabs at the top. Each tool has its own set, because they genuinely work differently — Claude likes labelled sections, Gemini likes plain sentences, Perplexity wants a research spec.

02

Fill in your business

Choose one of the two examples to see a finished prompt, or enter your own details once. Every template on the page rewrites itself with what you typed.

03

Copy the template

One click puts the full prompt on your clipboard. The text stays visible so you can read it first, and "Edit before copying" lets you change it in place.

04

Fill the gaps, then follow up

Replace every orange placeholder before you send. Then open "How to use this" for the follow-up message — that second message is where most of the quality comes from.

Why templates

What a good prompt template already contains

The difference between "write a social media post" and a template is not length. It is that the template has already decided the deliverable, the audience and the constraints, and leaves only the specifics to you.

It names the deliverableA 14-day table. Six ad variations. One HTML file. A tool that knows the shape of the answer stops guessing at it.
Placeholders carry the specificsFill them and the rest of the wording stays proven. Leave them in and the tool reads the brackets literally.
Constraints are inside the promptCharacter limits, word counts, how many options, what you may not claim. These are the parts a vague prompt loses first.
It says what to do with gaps"If you cannot find it, say so instead of estimating." Without that line, a gap quietly becomes a number you cannot defend.
It is written for the toolThe same job is phrased differently for each of the four. That is why these are four sets rather than one.
It ends with a checkAsk what it assumed and what you should verify. Ten seconds that catches real errors before a client does.

FAQ

Prompt template questions people actually ask

How do I use these prompt templates?
Pick your AI tool from the tabs, fill in your business once, then copy a template and paste it into the tool. Replace every orange placeholder with your own detail before you send it. The rest of the wording is already specific about the deliverable, so the more precisely you fill the placeholders, the better the answer.
Do I need to pay for anything?
Foundations are free to copy with no account. The rest of the library is for enrolled Webcooks students — enquire if you want access through a course. You will still need an account with whichever AI tool you use.
Why are the prompts different for each tool?
Because the tools respond differently. Claude pays close attention to labelled sections in angle brackets. Google publishes a four-part formula for Gemini and recommends plain sentences. Perplexity is a search engine that writes, so its prompts steer which sources it reads. One set for all four would mean a worse set for each.
Which tool should I use for what?
Roughly: Perplexity to find out what is true, because it searches the live web and cites sources. ChatGPT to produce things quickly. Claude for longer work that has to be right. Gemini when the answer depends on files already in your Google Drive.
What do the yellow and orange highlights mean?
Yellow filled itself in from the business you chose at the top. Orange is a gap you still have to replace before sending — a topic, a file name, your own data. Leave the orange parts in and the tool will read them literally.
Can I edit or combine the templates?
They are starting points. Press "Edit before copying" to change one in place. Just be careful about deleting the constraints — the character counts, word caps and "do not invent" lines are usually the parts doing the most work. Combining two is common: an outline template followed by a draft template.
Is anything I type here saved or tracked?
No. Everything stays in your browser tab and is cleared when you reload. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing you copy is recorded. Copy anything you want to keep.
Can I use these for client work?
Yes — the two example businesses are real Amritsar companies, and these were written for exactly that. Two rules: verify every fact, figure and link before it reaches a client, and never paste client phone numbers, payment details or signed contracts into any AI tool.