Book outline
When to use it: Structure a non-fiction book.
Create a detailed outline for a non-fiction book on [topic] for [readers]: working titles, promise to the reader, 10 to 14 chapters with goals, key points, examples and exercises.

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When to use it: Structure a non-fiction book.
Create a detailed outline for a non-fiction book on [topic] for [readers]: working titles, promise to the reader, 10 to 14 chapters with goals, key points, examples and exercises.
When to use it: Write a chapter from your material.
Using this chapter outline and my notes [paste], draft section [x] in my voice [describe or give sample]. Keep facts from my notes only and mark places needing examples or sources with [ADD].
When to use it: Plan an academic or professional report.
Create a structure for a [thesis/report] on [question]: introduction, literature review, method, results, discussion, conclusion, with what each part should contain and word counts.
When to use it: Keep a long text coherent.
Review these chapters [paste] for repeated ideas, contradictions, terminology inconsistencies and gaps compared with the outline [paste].
When to use it: Turn existing content into an ebook.
Turn these blog posts [paste or list] into an ebook outline: order, transitions, gaps to fill, new chapters to add, and an introduction and conclusion.
When to use it: Describe a book or report.
Write a 150-word back-cover description, a one-sentence pitch and a 300-word summary for [book] aimed at [readers].
When to use it: Revise a long manuscript.
Create an editing plan for my [manuscript type] of [length]: structural review, chapter-level edits, line editing, fact-checking and proofreading, with checklists and a schedule.
When to use it: Gather material from experts.
Write 20 interview questions to gather stories and expertise for a book on [topic] from [type of expert], ordered from easy to deep.
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