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A free, curated vault of 150 field-tested prompts for marketing, sales, support, ops and finance — each engineered with context slots, format rules and a quality bar.

Most prompt lists are one-line wishes: "write me a marketing plan". This vault is the other thing — 150 prompts engineered the way working prompts actually get written, each with five parts: a role that sets judgement, {{slots}} for your real context, one clear task, explicit format rules, and a quality bar the output must clear. Thirty prompts each for marketing, sales, support, operations and finance. They cover the work small businesses actually repeat: positioning pages and launch copy, discovery calls and pricing objections, angry-customer replies and escalations, SOPs and hiring scorecards, cashflow forecasts and invoice chasing. Every prompt states its use case in one sentence, lists its slots, and carries model notes on when a bigger model earns its keep. The vault is tool-agnostic: paste into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or whatever your team runs. The included anatomy guide teaches the five-part structure in two minutes, so you can adapt any prompt to your business — or write your own that hold up — instead of collecting more one-liners. Browse the entire vault in the live demo before downloading: search all 150, filter by department, read every prompt in full. It's free — the demo and the download hide nothing. Why free? Because it's the best possible introduction to how this seller builds paid products: if the free vault levels up your prompting, you know what the paid tools are like inside. A note on scope: the finance prompts organise numbers and draft documents — they are decision-support, not accounting, tax or legal advice, and the prompts themselves say so where it matters.
- marketing-prompts.md — 30 prompts: positioning, copy, content, campaigns (MKT-01…30) - sales-prompts.md — 30 prompts: outreach, discovery, objections, proposals (SAL-01…30) - support-prompts.md — 30 prompts: replies, escalations, docs, tone repair (SUP-01…30) - ops-prompts.md — 30 prompts: SOPs, meetings, hiring, vendors (OPS-01…30) - finance-prompts.md — 30 prompts: cashflow, pricing, chasing, decisions (FIN-01…30) - prompt-anatomy-guide.md — the five-part structure every prompt uses, and how to adapt prompts without breaking them - prompt-index.csv — all 150 in one spreadsheet-ready index (id, department, title, use case, slots) - README-setup.md — the ten-minute start and how to make the vault yours
- An AI subscription — the prompts run in whatever assistant you already use (free tiers work; model notes flag where a stronger model helps) - Automation or integrations — this is a prompt library, not software - Professional advice — finance/legal-adjacent prompts organise your thinking and drafts; a registered professional stays the authority
- Any capable AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or similar) - A text editor or note tool to keep your adapted versions - Optional: Google Sheets, Excel or Notion for the CSV index
1. Read prompt-anatomy-guide.md first — two minutes, everything else assumes it. 2. Open the department file for the fire currently burning and pick a prompt by its index table. 3. Copy the whole text block into your AI tool, replace every {{slot}} — braces included — with your real material. 4. Judge the output against the prompt's quality-bar line; if it falls short, paste the quality bar back and say so. 5. Import prompt-index.csv into Sheets/Excel/Notion and add your own columns (works well, our version, last used). 6. Save adapted prompts next to the originals with your own suffix (e.g. SAL-06-ours).
Free business licence. Use the vault to run one business — any team size at that one company — and adapt, tune and extend the prompts freely for internal use. You may not republish, resell or redistribute the vault or substantial parts of it, free or paid, standalone or bundled. If you build something on the anatomy and want to ship it commercially, write your own prompts — the structure is an idea, and ideas are free.
This product is free — there is nothing to refund. If a prompt underdelivers, message the seller: real feedback shapes updates.
Community-level support: message Thorne Labs through Launchstock with questions or feedback on any prompt. No response-time guarantee on a free product, but feedback that improves the vault is always read.
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