1. Architecture Decision Record (ADR) Writer
Document why you made a key architectural decision so future engineers understand the context and trade-offs.
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"Write an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) for the following decision: [describe the decision — e.g. choosing Kafka over RabbitMQ for our event streaming layer]. Structure it as: Title, Status (Proposed/Accepted/Deprecated), Context (why this decision was needed), Decision (what we decided), Rationale (why we chose this over alternatives), Consequences (trade-offs, risks, and future implications), and Alternatives Considered. Keep it concise and factual."
2. RFP Response Writer
Write a compelling, technically rigorous RFP response that wins the deal without overpromising.
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"Write a response to the following RFP requirement: [paste the RFP section or describe the requirement]. Our solution is [describe your platform, technology stack, or approach]. Structure the response as: Executive Summary, Proposed Solution Overview, Technical Architecture, How We Meet Each Requirement, Implementation Approach and Timeline, Risk Mitigation, and Why We Are the Right Partner. Tone: confident, precise, client-focused."
3. System Design Review Summary
Summarize a system design review in a format that's easy to share with stakeholders and track over time.
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"Write a system design review summary for the following design: [describe the system or paste the design brief]. Include: Design Overview, Key Strengths, Identified Risks and Gaps, Scalability and Reliability Assessment, Security Considerations, Recommended Changes (prioritized by impact), and Open Questions for the next review. Format it as a structured document suitable for sharing with engineering leadership."
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4. Technical Proposal Writer
Turn a client's problem statement into a polished technical proposal that builds confidence and closes deals.
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"Write a technical proposal for a client with the following situation: [describe the client, their problem, and any constraints]. Our proposed solution is [describe your approach, tech stack, and methodology]. Include: Problem Statement, Proposed Solution, Technical Architecture Overview, Phased Implementation Plan, Expected Outcomes and Success Metrics, Assumptions and Dependencies, and Investment Summary. Tone: professional, solution-oriented."
5. Executive Architecture Summary Writer
Translate a complex architecture into a one-page executive summary that non-technical leaders can understand and act on.
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"Write a one-page executive summary of the following technical architecture: [describe the architecture or paste key components]. The audience is C-level executives with no deep technical background. Cover: What the system does and why it matters, Key architectural components in plain language, Business benefits and risks, Cost and resource implications, and Recommended next steps. Avoid jargon — use analogies where helpful."