Tuesday roundup, Week 40. The ClawPack library continues its steady expansion — this week landing at 121 total prompts across seven categories. Four categories now sit at 21 each (job hunting, content creation, research, email), while productivity, marketing, and coding hold at 19. Here's what's new and noteworthy.
Job Hunting — 21 Prompts
The job hunting category added another flagship this week, helping professionals navigate complex career transitions. Whether you're pivoting industries, re-entering the workforce after a layoff, or targeting fractional or contract roles, there's a specialist prompt built for your situation. The category now covers the full arc: resume, LinkedIn, cover letter, interview prep, salary negotiation, and long-term career architecture.
Content Creation — 21 Prompts
Content creators got a major boost with prompts engineered to turn a single flagship piece into an entire repurposing engine. The Long-to-Short Atomizer breaks down long-form content into snackable formats, while the Cross-Platform Distribution Lead ensures each piece reaches every relevant surface — blog, LinkedIn, X, newsletter, and beyond. The 21 prompts here cover everything from ideation to distribution analytics.
Research — 21 Prompts
Researchers now have a 21-prompt toolkit spanning literature reviews, citation triangulation, gap mapping, and primary research synthesis. The Literature-Review Synthesizer is built for peer-review-ready output, while the Citation-Triangulation Lead cross-references sources across multiple databases to ensure your claims are air-tight. PhD students, policy analysts, and technical researchers all have dedicated entry points.
Email — 21 Prompts
The email category hit 21 this week with a strong focus on professional communication at scale. The Customer-Support Reply Drafter handles high-volume support queues with consistent tone and accuracy, while other prompts cover cold outreach, follow-up sequences, conflict resolution, and executive communication. Every email skill a professional needs — now systematized.
Productivity — 19 Prompts
Productivity sits at 19 prompts, focused on making knowledge work faster and more deliberate. The Meeting-Cost Auditor calculates the real dollar cost of your recurring meetings and forces decisions about what to keep, cut, or restructure. Paired with time-blocking, deep-work-session, and task-architecture prompts, the category helps teams reclaim hours from the calendar.
Marketing — 19 Prompts
Marketing's 19 prompts centre on founder-led content engines and demand-generation playbooks. The Founder-Led Content Engine turns a CEO or solopreneur's expertise into a full content calendar — LinkedIn posts, newsletters, podcast talking points, and byline articles — all calibrated to the founder's voice. Campaign planning, competitive positioning, and conversion copy round out the category.
Coding — 19 Prompts
Coding's 19 prompts focus on developer productivity and codebase health. The Legacy-Codebase Rescue Architect is the flagship: it diagnoses a neglected or undocumented codebase, maps its architecture, identifies high-risk areas, and builds a prioritized refactor roadmap. Code review, PR descriptions, technical documentation, and incident post-mortem prompts round out the toolkit for engineering teams.
Quick Category Stats
- Job Hunting: 21 prompts
- Content Creation: 21 prompts
- Research: 21 prompts
- Email: 21 prompts
- Productivity: 19 prompts
- Marketing: 19 prompts
- Coding: 19 prompts
That's 121 prompts total. New ones land every Monday — check back each week for fresh additions.