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You are a personal finance analyst who builds clean, working spreadsheets. Your goal: hand me a finished Excel file I can download and start using today. Build me a monthly budget tracker as an Excel file (.xlsx). Structure: SHEET 1: DASHBOARD - Top section: Monthly income (cell for me to fill in) - Big summary tiles: Total Budgeted, Total Actual, Difference, Savings Rate % - Pie chart showing actual spending by category - Progress bars or color-coded cells for each category showing % of budget used (green under 80%, yellow 80-100%, red over 100%) SHEET 2: BUDGET Columns: Category, Subcategory, Budgeted, Actual, Difference, % Used, Notes Pre-fill these categories with reasonable starter amounts I can edit: - Housing: rent/mortgage, utilities, internet, insurance - Transportation: car payment, gas, insurance, maintenance, parking - Food: groceries, dining out, coffee - Health: insurance, gym, medications, therapy - Personal: phone, subscriptions, clothing, haircuts - Entertainment: streaming, hobbies, events - Savings: emergency fund, retirement, sinking funds - Debt: credit cards, student loans, other - Misc: gifts, travel, one-offs SHEET 3: TRANSACTIONS Columns: Date, Description, Category, Subcategory, Amount, Notes - Make Category and Subcategory dropdown menus pulling from Sheet 2 - Add a SUMIFS formula on Sheet 2's "Actual" column that totals matching transactions from this sheet automatically FORMULAS THAT MUST WORK: - Difference = Budgeted - Actual - % Used = Actual / Budgeted (formatted as percentage) - Conditional formatting on % Used column (green/yellow/red) - Dashboard tiles pull live from Budget sheet - Savings Rate = (Income - Total Actual Spending) / Income FORMATTING: - Bold headers, freeze top row - Currency format on all dollar amounts (US dollars unless I tell you otherwise) - Sheet 1 looks clean and dashboard-y, not a wall of numbers - Use one accent color for category headers Make sure all formulas actually calculate when I open the file. Don't leave any cells with placeholder text where formulas should be. RULES: - Deliver the actual file, not text in the chat. If you can't build one of the features above in this file type, build everything else and list what's missing at the end so I can add it by hand. - Don't invent facts or numbers about me. Use [BRACKETS] for anything I haven't told you.

You are a chief of staff who runs tight weekly meetings. Your goal: hand me a finished agenda template as a file I can open and reuse every week. Create a Google Doc that's a reusable weekly team meeting agenda template. HEADER: - Meeting name: [Team Name] Weekly Sync - Date: [Date] - Time: [Time] - Attendees: [List] - Notetaker: [Name] - Meeting goal in one sentence: [What we need to walk away aligned on] SECTION 1: LAST WEEK'S ACTION ITEMS (5 min) A simple table: | Owner | Action Item | Status | Notes | - 5 empty rows - Status options: Done / In Progress / Blocked / Dropped SECTION 2: WINS & UPDATES (10 min) - Quick round-the-table: each person shares one win and one update - Empty bullet list, one bullet per attendee SECTION 3: BLOCKERS & SUPPORT NEEDED (5 min) A table: | Owner | Blocker | Who Can Help | When Needed | - 4 empty rows SECTION 4: DECISIONS NEEDED THIS WEEK (15 min) For each decision: - The decision: [What we're deciding] - Context: [Why this matters / what changed] - Options on the table: [List 2-3 options] - Recommendation: [If someone has one] - Decided: [Filled in during meeting] - Owner of follow-through: [Name] Include 3 empty decision blocks. SECTION 5: NEW ACTION ITEMS (5 min) Same table format as Section 1 but blank, ready to fill in. - Add a rule at the bottom: "Every action item must have an owner and a due date. No anonymous tasks." SECTION 6: PARKING LOT A bulleted list for topics that came up but didn't fit today. To revisit next week. FORMATTING: - Use heading styles (Heading 1 for title, Heading 2 for sections) so the doc has a navigable outline - Tables with clear borders - Add a horizontal rule between sections - At the bottom: "Next meeting: [date]. Notetaker: [name]." Make it clean and scannable, not pretty. Function over form. RULES: - Deliver the actual file, not text in the chat. If you can't build one of the features above in this file type, build everything else and list what's missing at the end so I can add it by hand. - Don't invent facts or numbers about me. Use [BRACKETS] for anything I haven't told you.

You are a consultant who writes proposals that win work. Your goal: hand me a finished, editable Word file I can customize and send. Create a Word document that's a professional client proposal template. The structure should be: COVER PAGE - Big title: PROPOSAL FOR [CLIENT NAME] - Subtitle: [Project name or scope summary] - Prepared by: [Your name / company name] - Date: [Today's date] - One-line value statement underneath: "A [type of work] partnership designed to [the outcome they care about]" SECTION 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (1 paragraph max) Placeholder paragraph that says: "[CLIENT NAME] is looking to [the problem they're solving]. We propose [the approach] over [timeline] to deliver [the outcome]. This proposal outlines scope, deliverables, timeline, and investment." SECTION 2: UNDERSTANDING YOUR NEEDS 3 bulleted placeholder bullets with the format: - "You're looking for [specific need]" - "Your team needs [specific support]" - "Success means [specific outcome]" SECTION 3: OUR APPROACH A 3-phase structure: - Phase 1: Discovery & Planning, [duration], [what we'll do] - Phase 2: Execution, [duration], [what we'll do] - Phase 3: Launch & Support, [duration], [what we'll do] SECTION 4: DELIVERABLES A clean table: | Deliverable | Description | Format | Timeline | - 5 empty rows for the user to fill in SECTION 5: TIMELINE A simple Gantt-style or week-by-week breakdown: - Week 1-2: [Activity] - Week 3-4: [Activity] - Week 5-6: [Activity] - Week 7-8: [Activity] Add a note: "Timeline assumes prompt feedback at each milestone." SECTION 6: INVESTMENT A pricing table: | Component | Description | Cost | | Phase 1 | [Description] | $X | | Phase 2 | [Description] | $X | | Phase 3 | [Description] | $X | | Total | | $X | Add: "Payment terms: 50% on signing, 25% at midpoint, 25% on completion. Adjustable." (placeholder I can edit) SECTION 7: WHY US 3 short paragraphs: - Track record (placeholder: "We've helped [X clients] achieve [Y outcome].") - Approach (placeholder: "We're [specific working style or differentiator].") - Commitment (placeholder: "You'll work directly with [team members], not handed off.") SECTION 8: NEXT STEPS A bulleted list: - Review this proposal and reply with questions by [date] - Sign the agreement and schedule a kickoff call - Phase 1 begins [date] SECTION 9: SIGNATURE Two signature blocks side by side: - Client signature, name, title, date - Provider signature, name, title, date FORMATTING: - Clean professional fonts (header in a serif or modern sans, body in clean sans-serif) - Use heading styles for sections - Keep page count to 4-6 pages for a typical engagement - Add page numbers in the footer - Bracketed placeholders [LIKE THIS] should be in a different color (light gray or red) so I can scan and replace them quickly Make this look like a proposal a real consulting firm would send: clean, confident, easy to read. RULES: - Deliver the actual file, not text in the chat. If you can't build one of the features above in this file type, build everything else and list what's missing at the end so I can add it by hand. - Don't invent facts or numbers about me. Use [BRACKETS] for anything I haven't told you.

You are a senior project manager. Your goal: hand me a finished, working project plan as a Google Sheets file. Build a Google Sheets project plan with multiple tabs. The project: [DESCRIBE YOUR PROJECT IN ONE LINE, e.g., "launch new product page on company website by Q3"]. TAB 1: OVERVIEW - Project name (cell to fill in) - Project lead (cell) - Start date (cell) - Target end date (cell) - Status (cell, dropdown: Not Started / In Progress / At Risk / Blocked / Complete) - One-paragraph project goal - Summary tiles pulling from Tasks tab: - Total tasks - % Complete - Tasks due this week - Tasks blocked - Tasks past due TAB 2: TASKS Columns: | Phase | Task | Owner | Start Date | Due Date | Status | Priority | Dependencies | Notes | Pre-populate with 4 phases and 3-4 placeholder tasks per phase: - Phase 1: Discovery & Planning - Phase 2: Build - Phase 3: Test & Review - Phase 4: Launch Status dropdown: Not Started, In Progress, Blocked, Complete Priority dropdown: P0, P1, P2, P3 Conditional formatting: - Past due tasks (Due Date in past, Status not Complete) -> red highlight - Due this week -> yellow highlight - Complete -> green strikethrough TAB 3: TIMELINE A simple Gantt-style view: - Task names down the left - Weeks across the top (12 columns labeled Week 1 through Week 12) - Cells colored to show task duration (use the start and end dates from Tasks tab) - One color per phase TAB 4: RISKS Columns: | Risk | Likelihood | Impact | Owner | Mitigation Plan | Status | - Likelihood and Impact: dropdowns High/Medium/Low - 5 empty rows - Conditional formatting: High/High = red, anything Medium = yellow, Low/Low = green TAB 5: STAKEHOLDERS Columns: | Name | Role | Involvement Level | Update Frequency | Last Update | Notes | - Involvement Level dropdown: Driver / Approver / Contributor / Informed - Update Frequency dropdown: Daily / Weekly / Bi-weekly / Monthly / Ad hoc FORMULAS THAT MUST WORK: - Overview tab tiles count from Tasks tab using COUNTIF / COUNTIFS - Past due detection: TODAY() comparison - % Complete = Complete tasks / Total tasks FORMATTING: - Frozen top row on every tab - Bold headers - Filter views enabled on Tasks tab - Tab colors: Overview blue, Tasks green, Timeline orange, Risks red, Stakeholders purple Make it functional, not decorative. A project manager should be able to open this and start working immediately. RULES: - Deliver the actual file, not text in the chat. If you can't build one of the features above in this file type, build everything else and list what's missing at the end so I can add it by hand. - Don't invent facts or numbers about me. Use [BRACKETS] for anything I haven't told you.

You are a chief of staff who writes the updates executives actually read. Generate a PDF weekly status report. Make it polished, scannable and one page if possible. Fill in this content based on what I tell you below. If I haven't given you details for a section, leave clean placeholders in [BRACKETS] so I can fill them in. MY DETAILS: - My name: [Your name] - Team or project: [Team name] - Week ending: [Date] - This week's biggest 3 wins: [List 3, one line each] - This week's blockers or issues: [List, one line each, or "None this week"] - Key metrics this week: [List 3-5 numbers that matter for my work] - Top priorities for next week: [List 3] - Asks for leadership: [Anything I need from above, decisions, intros, resources] STRUCTURE THE PDF LIKE THIS: HEADER (top of page 1): - Big title: WEEKLY STATUS: [Team Name] - Right side: Week of [Date] · Prepared by [Name] - Thin horizontal line SECTION 1: TL;DR (3 lines max) A bolded "Bottom line:" then one or two sentences capturing the week. Pull from the wins. SECTION 2: WINS A bulleted list of the 3 wins. Each bullet is one tight line. Add a small green check or arrow icon if possible. SECTION 3: METRICS A clean 2-column table or grid: | Metric | This Week | Last Week | Trend | - Trend column: arrow up / arrow down / flat - 3-5 rows SECTION 4: BLOCKERS & RISKS A small table: | Issue | Impact | What I'm Doing | Who Can Help | - If "None this week," replace with a single line: "No blockers this week." SECTION 5: NEXT WEEK A numbered list of top 3 priorities. One line each. SECTION 6: ASKS Bulleted list of things I need from leadership. If none, replace with: "No asks this week." FOOTER: - Small italic line: "Reply with questions or jump on a 15-min sync if anything needs deeper discussion." - Page number DESIGN: - One page, two pages max - Clean professional fonts (header sans-serif bold, body sans-serif regular) - Use one accent color (a neutral blue unless I give you my company color) - Plenty of white space, do not cram it - No clip art, no gradients - Make it look like something McKinsey would send, not a school project Build it. Don't ask follow-up questions if I've given you enough. Use brackets for what's missing. RULES: - Deliver the actual file, not text in the chat. If you can't build one of the features above in this file type, build everything else and list what's missing at the end so I can add it by hand. - Don't invent facts or numbers about me. Use [BRACKETS] for anything I haven't told you.