Anthropic's AI assistant for analysis, writing, and coding
Claude is a next-generation AI assistant built by Anthropic. It excels at complex reasoning, detailed analysis, creative writing, and safe, helpful interactions.
10 ready-to-use prompts — click any card to copy, or paste into the writer above.
Analyze the following document and give me: 1) a one-sentence TL;DR, 2) the 5 most important points, 3) what is missing or assumed, 4) any logical inconsistencies, 5) questions I should ask the author: [paste your document]
I believe [state your position]. Give me the strongest possible opposing argument - not a straw man, but the most intellectually honest and compelling case against my view. Then tell me where you think I am actually wrong.
Review this piece of writing and give me specific, actionable feedback. Be honest, not polite. Focus on: clarity of argument, use of evidence, sentence variety, any cliches, and the weakest paragraph. Then rewrite that paragraph to show me what you mean: [paste your writing]
Research and explain [complex topic]. Structure your response as: core concept in 2 sentences, why it matters right now, the 3 main schools of thought, the strongest evidence on each side, and your honest assessment of the current consensus.
I am about to [make a decision or take an action]. Play devil advocate. What are all the ways this could go wrong? What am I not considering? What would a very cautious advisor tell me before I proceed?
Rewrite the following text to sound like it was written by [describe a voice: e.g. a plain-spoken Midwestern farmer / a Harvard economist / a compassionate therapist]. Keep all the facts identical but change only the voice and style: [paste your text]
Help me decide between [option A] and [option B]. Build a weighted decision matrix using the criteria that actually matter for this choice. Show your reasoning, flag any hidden assumptions, and give me a recommendation with caveats.
Take this content and rewrite it for three different audiences: 1) a busy C-suite executive (bullet points, 60 words max), 2) a technical engineer (precise, detail-oriented), 3) a complete beginner (no jargon, use analogies): [paste your content]
I have a job interview for [role] at [company type]. Based on the job description below, generate: the 10 most likely tough interview questions, what a great answer looks like for each, and 5 questions I should ask them: [paste job description]
Review this codebase structure and give me: potential scaling bottlenecks, security concerns, places where the abstraction breaks down, what would be hardest to change later, and what you would refactor first with a team of 3 engineers: [paste your code or architecture diagram]
