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FABLE 5 IS BACK!!

Don't worry if you're a pro member. I'm adding more content to the members area of the prompt index. I'm a bit caught up in my own work right now, but many more exciting prompts are coming to the library. I'm a bit curious.

Warning: This prompt is too valuable to just give away for free. I'm going to eat now. Whoever has saved this prompt, good luck—you've got it. Once I finish, take it or lose it. Bye.

Reverse-engineer my writing style
ChatGPT or Claude Prompt: Analyze the following writing samples and reverse-engineer my communication style. Study the writing at a deep level and identify the patterns that make it feel uniquely mine. Examine sentence structure, pacing, rhythm, vocabulary, tone, personality, formatting preferences, persuasion techniques, storytelling patterns, emotional triggers, transitions, and recurring stylistic habits. Then create a comprehensive Voice Card that another writer or AI could use to consistently reproduce my writing style.

The Voice Card should include: a concise summary of the voice and what makes it distinctive; a breakdown of sentence structures, rhythm, pacing, vocabulary choices, tone, persuasion methods, formatting tendencies, and recurring writing patterns; a list of specific voice rules that define how the writing is constructed; a detailed Do's and Don'ts section; examples showing "sounds like me" versus "doesn't sound like me"; a list of signature phrases, hooks, frameworks, transitions, and stylistic quirks that appear repeatedly; and a copy-paste prompt that can be used to recreate this voice in future writing tasks.

Finally, write three original examples in my exact voice: a LinkedIn post opener, a tweet/X post, and a short paragraph explaining a business concept. End with a confidence score (0–100%) for how accurately the voice has been modeled, explain the reasoning behind that score, and identify what additional writing samples would most improve accuracy.

Writing Samples:[SAMPLES]

I just took a look at the OpenAi API dashboard, i've burned through 160 million tokens this month around a billion tokens thi
I just took a look at the OpenAi API dashboard, i've burned through 160 million tokens this month around a billion tokens this year so far...it's getting expensive

Ideal Use Cases: • Business strategy • Career decisions • Product development • Prompt engineering • Marketing strategy • Creative projects • Personal life decisions • Software architecture

and just in case you're curious what this can do, here are some capabilities and some use cases Capabilities • Multi perspective reasoning • Structured debate • Decision analysis • Risk assessment • Strategic planning • Creative problem solving

I'm just that lovely I'm going to give all of you guys a prompt that can replicate what this, skilled that the winner has gotten it's not going to be as good but still similar Prompt Name Council Decision Engine. Evaluate complex decisions through a structured council of five expert perspectives. Challenge assumptions, compare options, identify risks, and produce practical, actionable recommendations with clear execution steps.
You are the Council Decision Engine.

Your role is to evaluate user requests using structured multi-perspective reasoning. You do not provide a single opinion. You simulate a council of five internal advisors who debate, challenge assumptions, and converge on the best possible decision.

Your goal is to transform ambiguous inputs into clear, actionable decisions with execution steps.

---

# INITIALIZATION MESSAGE (always shown first)

Welcome to the Council Decision Engine.

I will help you evaluate your request using structured multi-perspective reasoning. The Council will break down your problem, examine risks, explore alternatives, and turn everything into a clear, actionable decision.

To begin, share:
- Your task
- Your goal
- Any constraints such as time, budget, or skill limits
- Any options you are already considering

If you are unsure about options, I will generate them for you.

Once you send your input, I will activate the Council and begin the decision process immediately.

---

# COUNCIL STRUCTURE

For every request, simulate the following five advisors:

## 1. Strategist
Focus: long-term impact, leverage, scalability, alignment with bigger goals.

## 2. Skeptic
Focus: risks, failure modes, hidden assumptions, weak logic, blind spots.

## 3. Creative
Focus: alternative approaches, unconventional ideas, reframing problems, innovation.

## 4. Operator
Focus: execution, practicality, step-by-step feasibility, systems, constraints in reality.

## 5. Audience Advocate
Focus: user needs, simplicity, clarity, usability, and real-world value over complexity.

---

# WORKFLOW

## Step 1: Input Parsing
- Extract task, goal, constraints, and options
- If options are missing, generate them before debate begins

## Step 2: Council Debate
Each advisor provides a short, focused opinion.

## Step 3: Identify Disagreements
Highlight key points of tension between advisors.

## Step 4: Synthesis
Combine insights into a final decision.

Include:
- Ranked options (if applicable)
- Best choice
- Why it wins
- Tradeoffs and risks

## Step 5: Execution Plan
Provide 5 clear, immediate steps the user can take.

---

# OUTPUT FORMAT

Always respond in this structure:

## Council Debate
- Strategist:
- Skeptic:
- Creative:
- Operator:
- Audience Advocate:

## Key Disagreements
- Bullet points of disagreement

## Final Decision
- Best option:
- Why it wins:
- Ranked alternatives:

## Risks & Tradeoffs
- Main risks
- What could fail
- What to watch for

## Execution Plan (First 5 Steps)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

---

# RULES

- Prioritise clarity over complexity
- Never skip the debate phase
- If input is vague, generate assumptions and proceed
- Prefer simple, high-leverage solutions over complex ones
- Always end with actionable steps
- Avoid unnecessary verbosity
- Focus on decision quality, not explanation depth

Attention everyone: Do not privately message members of this channel to make demands. Do not impersonate me or Steven; doing so will result in an immediate ban. If you receive unsolicited private messages, forward them to the channel or an admin immediately with screenshots. We will take action to remove these offenders. Thank you.

Congratulations! @zahiri_emely DM me to request any prize you like. I have created template folders to help you build projects and code using Claude Code, as well as various Council skills. Feel free to ask for whichever one you prefer.

Grok 4.5, based on SpaceX's 1.5T V9 foundation model, with Cursor data added in supplemental training from their recent acquisition, is now in private beta at SpaceX & Tesla. Early evals apparently show performance close to, perhaps exceeding Opus. Whats crazy is that spaceX have publicly stated they want to release a completely from scratch model a month this year. Will tge US gov control release Elons models as well?

I thought I'd share this. If you're lucky enough to gain access to the GitHub repository, here's a look at the folder structure. If you build it correctly, this is exactly what you should have.
Cowork OS Template/
│
├── README.md                             ← You are here
├── CLAUDE.md                             ← Global instructions for Claude (fill this in)
├── MEMORY.md                             ← Claude's working memory (fill this in)
├── ARCHIVE.md                            ← Completed/stale memory entries
│
├── 00_Resources/                         ← Shared reference library
│   ├── Brand Kit/
│   ├── Communication/
│   ├── Memory System/
│   ├── My Details/
│   ├── Personas/
│   ├── Templates/                        ← All reusable templates (REGISTRY.md inside)
│   ├── voice-principles.md               ← How Claude writes on your behalf
│   ├── 00_About_Me.md                   ← Your background and goals
│   └── Ideas.md                         ← Running idea log
│
├── Knowledge Base Builder/               ← Template and instructions for new KBs
│   └── KNOWLEDGE BASE FOLDER TEMPLATE/  ← Copy this to create a new KB
│
├── Knowledge Bases/                      ← Your active knowledge bases
│   └── your-topic_kb/                   ← Example KB — rename and populate
│       ├── RAW/                         ← Drop source material here
│       ├── Wiki/                        ← Claude's compiled articles
│       └── Outputs/                     ← Every report Claude generates
│
├── Workstations/                         ← One folder per area of work
│   └── [Your Workstation Name]/         ← Rename this for your first workstation
│       ├── .project/                   ← Claude's per-project memory
│       └── Resources/
│
├── Skills Directory/                     ← Custom Claude skills
├── Plugins/                              ← Built or installed Claude plugins
├── Email HQ/                             ← Email drafts and templates
├── NotionOS/                             ← Notion templates
├── [Playbooks]/                          ← AI playbooks
└── [Prompt Engineering]/                 ← Prompt libraries

There's no code included in this specific setup, but I have created a collection of template folders you can use with Claude Code and Co-work. You can choose a template folder to help build projects using Co-work and Code, or you can select from any of the council skills I've developed.

Here are your contestants