Gentabs Prompt Packs (GenTabs-style)

GenTabs workflows don’t require a 200-line prompt. In public demos, the strongest pattern is simply:

1. Open tabs (sources)
2. State a goal
3. Ask for a structured outcome

So this page focuses on human-friendly requests:

• A one-line prompt that feels natural
• An optional structure block (tables / checklists / sections / citations)
• 3 follow-up prompts to iterate (add constraints, compare alternatives, finalize)

Tip: Use these packs inside Disco/GenTabs if you have access, or paste them into ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini and manually provide sources.

Pack 1 — Plan a trip (Official pattern)

One-line prompt:

Turn these tabs into a trip dashboard: itinerary by day, map-friendly place list, budget notes, and next actions for [Destination].

Structure block:

Output: (1) Itinerary table (time / place / travel time) (2) Must-book items (3) Food list (4) Checklist\nRule: If a claim has no source tab/link, mark it uncertain.

Follow-ups:

1. Add constraints: budget {X}, pace {relaxed/packed}, dates {Y}\n2. Give 2 alternative itineraries and explain tradeoffs\n3. Produce a final checklist with booking links and deadlines

Pack 2 — Create a meal plan (Official pattern)

One-line prompt:

Use these recipe tabs to create a 7-day meal plan for [Goal], include swaps, and generate one consolidated grocery list.

Structure block:

Output: Meal plan table + Grocery list grouped by category + Prep plan\nRule: Flag missing nutrition/allergen info as unknown

Follow-ups:

1. Optimize for {high-protein / budget / vegetarian}\n2. Replace any recipe with >{N} minutes cook time\n3. Create a Sunday meal-prep schedule

Pack 3 — Plan your garden (Official pattern)

One-line prompt:

Turn these tabs into a simple garden plan: layout, plant list, care schedule, and shopping checklist.

Structure block:

Output: Plant table (sunlight / water / spacing) + Monthly care calendar\nRule: If climate zone isn’t stated, ask for it

Follow-ups:

1. Adjust plan for {hardiness zone / balcony / low maintenance}\n2. Provide 3 alternative plants per slot\n3. Output a shopping list with quantities

Pack 4 — Research → outline (Popular)

One-line prompt:

Group these tabs into themes and draft a clean outline with key claims and citations for [Topic].

Structure block:

Output: (1) Theme map (2) Claim–Evidence table (3) Outline (4) Open questions\nRule: Every key claim must cite a source tab/link

Follow-ups:

1. Identify contradictions across sources\n2. Rewrite as a 1-page brief for a busy reader\n3. Create a list of follow-up searches (as queries)

Pack 5 — Market scan (Popular)

One-line prompt:

Summarize these competitor tabs into pricing, positioning, and differentiation—then map gaps and opportunities for [Niche].

Structure block:

Output: Competitor matrix + SWOT-lite + Opportunity bullets\nRule: Separate “facts from sources” vs “inferences”

Follow-ups:

1. Recommend 3 positioning angles for a new entrant\n2. Draft a landing-page message test (3 variants)\n3. Create an action plan for validation in 7 days

Pack 6 — Product comparison (Popular)

One-line prompt:

Turn these review tabs into a shortlist with a feature matrix and a clear recommendation for [Product Type].

Structure block:

Output: Feature matrix + Pros/cons + “Best for” + Final pick\nRule: Cite sources for specs and pricing

Follow-ups:

1. Add constraints: budget {X}, must-have {Y}, deal-breakers {Z}\n2. Identify missing info and ask targeted questions\n3. Produce a final buying checklist

Pack 7 — Decision memo (Popular)

One-line prompt:

Convert these tabs into a decision memo: options, tradeoffs, risks, and next steps for [Decision].

Structure block:

Output: Executive summary + Options table + Risks + Recommendation + Next steps\nRule: Mark uncertain assumptions explicitly

Follow-ups:

1. What evidence would change the decision?\n2. Draft a message to stakeholders (short + long)\n3. Create a 2-week execution plan

Universal Structure Blocks (Mix & Match)

Add these to any prompt to force a specific outcome format:

1. Source Map (Verification)

Include a Source Map table:\n| Source Title | Type | Key Takeaway | Credibility | Link to tab |

2. Claim–Evidence (Grounding)

Include a Claim–Evidence table:\n| Claim | Evidence (quote) | Counter-evidence | Confidence | Source Link |

3. Contradictions (Critical Thinking)

Identify contradictions:\n| Topic | Source A Claim | Source B Claim | Possible Reason for Difference |

4. Open Questions (Iteration)

Include Uncertainties:\n- List top 5 unknowns\n- Provide 5 follow-up search queries to fill gaps