All recipes
A recipe is a worked ask: a real prompt, written out in full, that ends in a finished thing — a designed deck, a working calculator, a cited report. You copy it, swap in your own facts, and send it.
The shape is the point, not the topic. Each one shows how to hand the model your material, what to ask for first, and what to say when the result is close but not right.
Copy the shape, not the words
None of these prompts is special. There is nothing to install or enable — a recipe is just an ask that works, with the parts you should replace made obvious. A board deck built from our example numbers and one built from yours are the same recipe.
So read one the way you would read someone else’s good email: notice what it states up front, what it asks for explicitly, and what it leaves to the model. Then keep that structure and change everything else.
Adapt freely
The recipes
5 worked asks, each ending in something you can keep: a deck, a widget, a report, a pinned engine, or a slide built from a picture.
- A board deck from your numbersTurn quarterly figures into a designed deck the model lays out itself.
- A calculator you can hand someoneA working what-if tool built around your real numbers, running beside the chat.
- Research that ends in a documentA sourced report on a real question — then the same words, designed.
- Audition engines, keep oneRun one ask across three engines, read them side by side, and pin the winner.
- From a picture to a slideGenerate an image, refine a region of it, and place it into a deck slot.
If Vresk is new to you
The recipes assume you have sent a message or two and know what the panel beside the chat is. If you have not, start with getting started — it takes a minute, and every recipe will read more easily for it.