Toolkit Live

Powerful prompts, built the way top performers in your field work.

1,134 ready-to-run prompts for 12 fields, from real estate, medical practices and law firms to social work, HR, trades and e-commerce. They are filled in with your business details, written in your voice, and checked for compliance before you hit send.

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1,134: prompts, ready to run
12: industries covered
108: task categories
Every draft: screened for compliance

Key takeaways

Toolkit Live gives you 1,134 ready-to-run AI prompts for 12 fields, filled in with your business details and written in your voice.
Compliance Guard flags Fair Housing, financial-advertising and FTC risks in any draft before you publish. It is a screening tool, not legal advice.
Monthly subscription, cancel anytime. Drafts are written by Anthropic's Claude, and what you send is not used to train its models.

Why not just open ChatGPT?

A blank chat box gives back what you put in. Most people put in one line and get generic copy. Toolkit Live starts where the best operators in your industry start: with the right question, the right context and the rules you can't afford to break.

	A blank chat box	Toolkit Live
Where you start	An empty box and a guess	A prompt written for the exact task, in your industry
Knows your business	Only what you retype every time	Your name, market, voice and disclosures, every time
Compliance	Nothing checks what it wrote	Fair Housing, financial-advertising and FTC risks flagged, with safer wording
Getting it right	Trial and error	What to fill in, and a pro tip for each prompt
Your work	Lost in a chat history	Every draft and check saved in one place

Tell it about your business

Once. Your name, market, customers, voice and the disclosures that must appear. Every draft uses them.

Pick the task

Listing description, lead follow-up, donor thank-you, client report, menu copy… search or browse by category.

Send it with confidence

Get a finished draft, with any risky phrasing highlighted and a safer version suggested. Copy it and go.

Choose your plan

Toolkit Live

Every prompt from our industry toolkits, filled in with your business details, with Compliance Guard checking every draft.

All 1,134 prompts across 12 industries
Remembers your business, voice and required disclosures
Compliance Guard on every draft
300 AI runs a month

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Compliance Guard

Paste any draft, from any tool, and see the phrases that can get your business in trouble before it goes out.

Instant rule check on any text, unlimited
Deep AI review for context the rules miss
Rules for 12 fields, including medical, legal, insurance and HR
300 deep checks a month

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Compliance Guard, on a real listing

This is the actual check running on the sample below, not a mock-up. It flags wording, explains the concern and suggests a safer version. It is a screening tool, not legal advice.

Charming 3-bed bungalow in an exclusive neighborhood, perfect for young professionals. Safe area with a great school district. Updated kitchen, fenced yard, walking distance to Riverside Park.

“perfect for young professionals”
Describes who should live here by family status, which the Fair Housing Act protects.
Try: Describe the property, not the buyer: "quiet cul-de-sac", "low-maintenance layout", "one-level living".
Fair Housing Act §3604(c) (familial status); HUD advertising guidance
“exclusive neighborhood”
"Exclusive" and "restricted" have a history as code for racial exclusion and are named in HUD guidance.
Try: Say what is actually there: "gated entry", "HOA-maintained grounds", "limited number of homes".
HUD advertising guidance (1995); NAR fair housing training
“Safe area”
Subjective safety and school-quality claims can steer buyers and are a common complaint trigger.
Try: Point to sources instead of judging: "assigned to Lincoln Elementary (verify with the district)", "see local crime maps at …".
NAR Code of Ethics Art. 10 guidance; HUD steering cases
“great school district”
Subjective safety and school-quality claims can steer buyers and are a common complaint trigger.
Try: Point to sources instead of judging: "assigned to Lincoln Elementary (verify with the district)", "see local crime maps at …".
NAR Code of Ethics Art. 10 guidance; HUD steering cases

What's in the library

Real estate

150 prompts

· Email Welcoming a New Buyer Lead
· Email Welcome Packet for a New Listing Client
· Text Message Showing Confirmation and Reminder

Finance professionals

150 prompts

· Email Explaining a Market Drop to Worried Clients
· Email Requesting Missing Documents From a Client
· Plain-English Explanation of a Financial Term or Concept

Nonprofits

141 prompts

· Email: Personal Thank-You Note for a New Gift
· Email: Lapsed Donor Win-Back Message
· Email: Convert a One-Time Donor to a Monthly Sustainer

Marketing agencies

155 prompts

· Email: Weekly Client Status Update
· Email: Explaining a Performance Dip to a Client
· Email: Kicking Off a New Client Onboarding

Restaurants

145 prompts

· Email: Reservation Confirmation with a Soft Upsell
· Email: Follow-Up on a Private Event or Buyout Inquiry
· Script: Offering a Waitlist Spot When Fully Booked

Social work

56 prompts

· Case Note: Turn Rough Notes Into a Clear Progress Note
· Case Note: Convert Notes to DAP Format
· Case Note: Rewrite Judgemental Language Into Objective Language

Medical practice

56 prompts

· Message: New Patient Welcome Email
· Message: Appointment Reminder Sequence
· Script: Delivering a Delay Update in the Waiting Room

Law firm

56 prompts

· Intake: Questionnaire for a New Matter Type
· Email: Consultation Confirmation and Preparation
· Letter: Engagement Letter First Draft

Insurance agency

56 prompts

· Email: First Reply to an Online Quote Request
· Sequence: Follow-Up for a Quote Not Yet Accepted
· Script: Cold Call Opener for Commercial Prospects

Home services and trades

56 prompts

· Estimate: Clear Written Quote From Job Notes
· Options: Good, Better, Best Quote
· Follow-Up: Chasing an Unanswered Quote

E-commerce and retail

56 prompts

· Listing: Product Description That Sells
· Listing: Amazon Title and Bullets
· Listing: Rewrite Supplier Copy Into Brand Voice

HR and recruiting

57 prompts

· Job Ad: Write a Job Posting That Attracts the Right People
· Review: Bias Check a Job Description
· Scorecard: Hiring Scorecard for a Role

Prefer to own the prompts outright? Each toolkit is also sold as a PDF in the store.

Questions

Which AI writes the drafts?

Anthropic's Claude, through its business API. Under Anthropic's commercial terms, what you send is not used to train its models.

Is Compliance Guard legal advice?

No. It is a screening tool that flags wording regulators and platforms have called out, and explains why. A clean check is not a legal clearance; anything important should still be read by someone qualified.

Can I cancel?

Yes, anytime, from Manage billing inside the tool. You keep access until the end of the month you paid for.

Who owns what it writes?

You do. Copy it, edit it and use it anywhere.

I bought a toolkit PDF. Is this the same?

Same prompts, but run for you: filled in with your details, written by the AI and checked for compliance, instead of copied and pasted by hand.

What if I need more AI runs?

The instant compliance check is unlimited. If you regularly hit the monthly AI allowance, email us and we will sort out a plan that fits.

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