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Discovery, analysis and recommendations.

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GUIDE SERIESPROMPTS FORConsultants01Win02Deliver03GrowPractical AI workflows for real work.GUIDE SERIESPROMPTS FORConsultants01Win02Deliver03GrowPractical AI workflows for real work.

Turn discovery notes into an issue tree.

42 Prompts for Consultants · PDF guide

Map questions and evidence gaps.

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Your brief

Discovery notes {discovery_notes}“Slow handoffs, unclear ownership”

Issue {issue}Why orders take nine days to fulfil

Format {format}An issue tree, three levels

You get back
  • Branches that do not overlap
  • Assumptions marked as assumptions
  • Evidence to gather for each branch
Illustrative example of one workflow.

Give AI a clearer analysis brief.

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Define the issue and flag assumptions.

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A vague ask

“Analyse why my client’s operations are slow.”

A clear brief
  • The discovery notes, pasted in
  • The issue, defined
  • The structure you need
  • An instruction to make assumptions visible so you can challenge them

Turn discovery notes into an issue tree.

One workflow from the guide, start to finish.

You paste in
  • Discovery notes, as taken
  • The issue you want to examine
  • What you observed and what you were told
  • The structure you need back
You get back
  • An issue tree with clear branches
  • Observations kept apart from assumptions
  • Evidence to gather for each branch
  • Questions for the next client conversation

Illustrative example of one workflow.

What a clear brief looks like.

The difference between a vague answer and a useful one is mostly what you put in.

A vague ask

“Analyse why my client’s operations are slow.”

A clear brief
  • The discovery notes, pasted in
  • The issue, defined
  • The structure you need
  • An instruction to make assumptions visible so you can challenge them

42 workflows in three segments.

A workflow is one job, start to finish: the inputs to gather, the prompt, a worked output, the checks to run and what to do next.

Win

Scope the problem and write the proposal.

Deliver

Structure the analysis and the client conversation.

Grow

Turn finished work into the next engagement.

How one workflow runs.

Fifteen to forty minutes, in the AI assistant you already use.

  1. Find the jobWorkflows are named after the task, not the tool.
  2. Gather the inputsThe page says exactly what to paste in, and where to find it.
  3. Run the promptPaste, fill the slots, run.
  4. Check the resultA checklist, and the ways it is known to go wrong.
Plain text that works in any assistant
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  • Google Gemini
  • Perplexity
  • ChatGPT
  • Copilot

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How every workflow is checked.

Each page says what was run, on which version, and when.

  1. We run itEach workflow is run on realistic inputs.
  2. We score itA reviewer scores the output against a fixed rubric.
  3. We show the stateEvery page says what was run, on which version, and when. Nothing is called tested on the strength of an older version.

Who made it.

Ridhi Karan

Ridhi Karan

Founder, 42 Prompts

2 Billion+ad impressions on Meta, selling physical products
A prompt without the inputs, a worked answer and the checks is half a tool. I wanted the whole tool on one page.

Every guide starts from the jobs people in a field actually do, keeps the ones where AI genuinely helps, and shows its working on the page: the inputs, the prompt, a worked answer and what to check.

  • Has advised multiple e-commerce ventures since

Fewer prompts. Each one finished.

Typical prompt packThis guide
What you getHundreds of one-line prompts42 complete workflows: inputs, prompt, worked output, checks
Built forAnyone, anywhereConsulting work: discovery, analysis and recommendations
Shows its workNo sample outputsA worked output on every workflow
Says what was tested"Battle-tested"Model, date and version on every workflow
When it goes wrongSilent"Where it breaks" on every page

It is for you if

  • You advise clients, alone or in a small firm
  • You have notes, data and a problem to structure
  • You want thinking you can challenge, not answers to copy

It is not for you if

  • You want AI to write the recommendation for you
  • You want industry data it cannot source
  • You want 1,000 prompts to scroll through

Everything you need to run each job yourself.

  • 42 workflows in three segments
  • A worked output for every workflow
  • Checks and known limits on every page

What happens after you pay

  1. In secondsYour PDF arrives by emailWith a download link that keeps working.
  2. In 15 minutesYour first workflow is donePick one job you have this week.
  3. Any timeQuestions get a replyWrite to the address in the footer.
Questions get a replyEmail [email protected] or call +91 73220 74029.
I would rather give you 42 workflows you finish than a thousand prompts you scroll past.
Ridhi Karan · Founder, 42 Prompts

Before you decide.

What exactly do I get?

A 69-page PDF with 42 workflows. Each one has the inputs to gather, the prompt, a worked output, the checks to run and what to do next.

Which AI assistant do I need?

The one you already use. The prompts are plain text, so you paste them into any assistant.

Is this a subscription?

No. You pay once and keep the PDF.

I am new to AI. Is this too advanced?

No. Each workflow tells you what to paste in and what to check. If you want the basics first, the free Book of 42 covers them.

Will the AI get things wrong?

Sometimes. That is why every workflow lists what to check and where it tends to break. You stay in charge of the result.

Start with one job you have this week.

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