Prompt Templates
The templates below can be copied directly into MemoFlow AI Summary.
Template 1: Daily Review (execution view)
Best for
- End-of-day quick review
- Turning records into next-day actionable steps
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Based on today's notes, produce a daily review:
1) Top 3 key progress points today (ranked by impact);
2) Two major risks or blockers found today;
3) Three highest-priority actions for tomorrow (specific, executable, verifiable).
Requirements: concise wording, no generic statements, each point within two lines.Template 2: Weekly Report (reporting view)
Best for
- Preparing weekly meeting summary
- Structured output in progress-risk-next plan format
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Based on this week's notes, generate a weekly report draft:
1) Key outcomes this week (3-5 points);
2) Current major risks (2-3 points with trigger conditions);
3) Next-week goals and actions (3 points with priority P1/P2/P3).
Requirements: directly usable for team reporting, clear conclusions, avoid vague wording.Template 3: Project Progress (management view)
Best for
- Tracking a project phase
- Identifying bottlenecks and leverage points
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Analyze the current notes around "{Project Name}" and output:
1) Milestone status (done / in progress / not started);
2) Biggest blocker and likely root causes;
3) Suggestions for next 7 days (max 3 items, ranked by priority).
Requirements: focus on actionable items, avoid abstract concepts.Template 4: Issue Triage (incident view)
Best for
- Repeated failures or anomalies
- A problem-cause-evidence-action troubleshooting frame
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Perform issue triage based on recent notes and output in this structure:
1) Most critical issue;
2) Possible root causes (rank by probability);
3) Evidence clues for each cause;
4) Minimal executable fix plan (ordered steps).
Requirements: prioritize verifiable conclusions over pure guesses.Template 5: Learning Consolidation (knowledge view)
Best for
- Turning study notes into retention
- Building reusable method lists
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Organize my recent learning notes and output:
1) Core concepts (3-5 points);
2) Methods I truly mastered (with evidence from notes);
3) Remaining unclear questions (2-3 points);
4) Executable study plan for next week (3 items).
Requirements: clearly separate "understood" from "applied".Template 6: Content Creation (writing view)
Best for
- Drafting newsletter/blog/video scripts
- Extracting topics and viewpoints from fragmented notes
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Extract publishable content ideas from my notes and output:
1) Three candidate topics (one core statement each);
2) One detailed outline for the best topic (opening-main-closing);
3) Three discussion questions likely to trigger engagement.
Requirements: preserve original tone, avoid generic motivational text.Template 7: Mood and Rhythm (state view)
Best for
- Reviewing productivity fluctuations
- Seeking low-cost sustainable improvements
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Analyze recent note patterns for mood and energy changes, and output:
1) Characteristics of high-efficiency vs low-efficiency periods;
2) Common triggers for stress or procrastination;
3) Three low-cost and sustainable optimization suggestions.
Requirements: suggestions must be practical, not idealized.Template 8: Monthly Review (strategic view)
Best for
- End-of-month reflection
- Distinguishing busyness from meaningful progress
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Run a monthly review based on this month's notes:
1) Five most valuable outputs this month;
2) Three efforts with poor return on investment;
3) Things to continue, stop, and start next month (2 items each).
Requirements: emphasize tradeoffs, avoid equal effort on everything.Template 9: Decision Brief (decision view)
Best for
- Choosing between options
- Turning scattered notes into decision-ready evidence
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Turn related notes into a decision brief:
1) Goal and constraints;
2) Option A/B/C;
3) Benefit-risk-cost comparison for each option;
4) Recommended option and rationale;
5) First action in the next 7 days if this option is chosen.
Requirements: clear recommendation and traceable reasoning.Template 10: Minimal mode (when time is limited)
Best for
- 1-minute output scan
- Smaller note sets with fast key-point extraction
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Summarize this note set in minimal mode. Output only:
1) One-sentence conclusion;
2) Three keywords;
3) One most important next action.