Learn by doing
something useful.
Start with one task you already understand. These prompts give your AI a job, ask for your business context, and guide the first run.
Education is free. The current collection starts with work in home services. Browse by business function, or explore the industry guide below.
Browse all 25 promptsTurn an idea into an AI job.
Have a task in mind, or an example you saw online? Use the free guide to write a clear job brief and choose a small first test.
Explore the idea guideBrowse by business function.
Find the work you want to improve.
Marketing
Keep your business visible and turn the work you already do into useful content.
5 free promptsSales & relationships
Move open opportunities forward and maintain relationships with people who refer work.
2 free promptsCustomer experience
Follow through after the work is finished, collect feedback, and stay in touch.
4 free promptsOperations & reporting
Keep records usable and give yourself a clearer picture of what is happening.
Home services
Estimates to follow up. Project photos to organize. Customer records to keep straight. See where these prompts fit in a contractor’s workday.
Explore home servicesWhat’s on your plate?
Find a job. Hand it over.
Follow up after completed jobs and keep every review request straight.
Turn real job photos into posts, Stories, and a practical calendar.
Organize footage and make clear, useful Reels, TikToks, and Shorts.
Make a reusable content pack from every completed project.
Publish useful project stories and update the pages homeowners actually read.
Find and fix inconsistent listings and discover relevant local links.
Keep your list organized and send timely updates people want to read.
Keep check-ins, referrals, and maintenance reminders from slipping through.
Maintain relationships with people who can send the right work your way.
Research the right properties and prepare useful, specific outreach.
Find relevant design partners and introduce your work thoughtfully.
Find good-fit builders and keep project conversations moving.
Prepare routes, postcards, and a clear record of where you mailed.
Coordinate signs, crew photos, and nearby outreach around active jobs.
Spot real homeowner questions and contribute where business posts are welcome.
Check eligibility first, then maintain only permitted listings.
Match real projects to local publications, awards, and editorial opportunities.
Keep portfolios, business details, reviews, and messages in order.
Track meaningful changes in competing services, content, and offers.
Turn real questions into useful topics you can answer on camera.
Fix missing sources, duplicates, and stale follow-up information.
Put leads, appointments, and completed marketing work in one clear weekly report.
File estimates, invoices, receipts, and notes under the right job.
A small start. A real result.
Choose one job.
Open its page, read what it covers, and copy the full prompt.
Give it context.
Paste it into a new Codex task. Answer the opening questions and connect the information it needs.
Check the first run.
Review real output, correct misunderstandings, and agree on the scope before scheduling repeated work.
These are copy-and-paste prompts, not installed skills or running agents. Your tools, access, and permissions determine what can be completed. Recurring work needs a supported schedule and available execution environment.
Want help getting one working?The marketing collection was inspired by Jameson Haslam’s West Coast Deck marketing playbook. These prompts are original adaptations by Colton Foley.
Workflow templates; results depend on your setup. The collection has not been validated across live customer accounts.