Claude prompt to find five ways to use Claude at work

Anthropic’s starter prompt for new Claude users: name your role and get five tasks to try today.

Model
Claude
Task
Work
Source
Official example from Anthropic

The prompt describes the user’s job, here a product manager working on roadmap prioritization and customer research, and asks Claude for five examples to try right away that would make a difference in daily work, with one surprise. Replace the first line with your own role and main tasks. Anthropic’s use case says sharing your documents as well lets Claude tailor the examples to projects you already have.

The prompt is quoted from Explore what Claude can do for you - Claude Academy.

Prompt
I'm a product manager at a B2B SaaS startup. I mostly work on roadmap prioritization and customer research.

I'm new to Claude. How can I use you most efficiently? Can you give me 5 examples I can try right now, ideally things that would actually make a difference in my daily work. Surprise me with one of them!

I’ve given you access to my docs (I think) to help you understand better what I do. Thanks!
What it produces
Asks Claude for five concrete ways to use it in your specific job, based on your role and, optionally, your documents.
Parameters
None; replace the first line with your own role and main tasks
Source link
academy.claude.com
Added

Questions

What should I change before sending it?
The first line: your role and what you mostly work on. The rest of the prompt can stay as written.
Do I have to share my documents?
No. Anthropic says your role is the minimum; sharing documents makes the suggestions more specific.
Where does this prompt come from?
The “Explore what Claude can do for you” use case on Claude Academy, which Anthropic presents as a starting point for people new to Claude.

See also

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