prompt "I just bought the domain fisher.games. make the ultimate offer page for a fun app for fishing games of skill. its a social fishing game of skill. If you need images, demo videos, user reactions, user fishing clips placeholder them with an alt image the fisher.games brand is: fisher.games are fun games of skill that you can play at all levels. it is easy to play, fun with friends, competative for anglers, monetizable for all Use https://derby.fish as example I use posthog and meta pixel tracking. You need to set this up for the ultimate event tracking pixel funnel to feed back into meta and send events to posthog." Well the website is lovely, I got 1 free credit, they collected a full quiz on me (funnel game), I can't download the code, and adding a domain costs money. Scam. It's up on https://fishergames.lovable.app

Just found this website, with a bunch of visual prompts: https://21st.dev/community/components Have you guys tried this? I'll test it on my next layouts.

@Jakub Lustyk please document yours.

What is your strategy for making the ultimate deep research report prompt that outputs the ultimate deep research report? In this post, you can respond to the following questions: 1. Is it accurate to state that a better prompt leads to a better deep research report? 2. Do you think a shorter prompt or a longer prompt is better? 3. Do you have to command character limits? Are there optimal character limits? 4. How much autonomy/authority should you give chat to generate an output? The next questions are about the example below: 1. What do you think about my prompt? The length? The contents? 2. Is my prompt an effective prompt? 3. Should I have used a character limit for the output? 4. Did I give chat too much authority? 5. What do you think of the output? The length? The contents? 6. Is the "Required Structure of the Report" the best (or ultimate) way to present this information? 7. How important are the guidance sections? Role & Mindset, Research Objectives, Scope & Definitions, Research Standards & Constraints, Output Requirements, Final Instruction 8. Is the output prompt an effective prompt? Here is an example of a prompt to generate a deep research report prompt for a market landscape: " me I plan to do a deep research about the edtech industry and market your task is to draft the ultimate deep research prompt for the ultimate deep research report chat Below is a high-impact, copy-paste-ready “ultimate deep research prompt” you can use with any advanced research model, analyst team, or AI deep-research mode. It is designed to force breadth + depth + rigor, minimize fluff, and produce a decision-grade EdTech market report. Ultimate Deep Research Prompt: EdTech Industry & Market Role & Mindset You are acting as a top-tier EdTech industry analyst and strategy consultant (ex-McKinsey / BCG / HolonIQ / GSV Ventures), commissioned to produce a definitive, investment- and strategy-grade deep research report on the global Education Technology (EdTech) industry.

What 2026 events calendar can you do a deep research report for that would help your business, network, or career growth? Consider personally searching for these events in 2026 and compiling them into a google sheet. How long will this take? Well we can estimate. For DerbyFish, we deep researched Fishing Events in 2026. Research completed in 16m · 9 sources · 281 searches · 91 events in the calendar. I will try to make a conservative estimate: 281 searches * 1 min for searching and skimming results + 91 events * 3 mins for adding info to sheet = 554 mins = 9.24 hours That means that chatgpt deep research is 554/16 = 34.625 times more efficient than humans at creating a calendar of events within an industry! Now I think that this has a wide confidence range correlating with the quality of the output. For a worse but sufficient output, I think it would take a human 4 hours, but for the same output, I think it would take more than 9 hours, probably closer to20 hours and 80 times more effective. Let me know what you think if this reasoning and do your own 2026 calendar year deep researches! Below is the chat prompt and deep research: "me give me the ultimate calendar for 2026 of fishing events and conferences. This can be core to fishing, related to fishing, in the US and around the world. tournaments, shows conferences events … gathering groups meetups company events… Ask me a TON of questions to help you make the Ultimate Fishing Calendar for us to in person market DerbyFish chat To build the Ultimate 2026 Fishing Calendar tailored for DerbyFish's in-person marketing, could you please clarify the following: 1. Target Audience & Regions Are you focused solely on the U.S., or should the calendar include global events too (e.g. Europe, Australia, Japan)? Are there priority states, regions, or cities for boots-on-the-ground DerbyFish marketing? 2. Event Types Should we include all types of fishing events: tournaments, trade shows, conferences, boat shows, conservation meetups, brand events, tourism expos?