Most people treat their browser like a filing cabinet with tabs. These prompts treat it like a research assistant that can read, compare, and fix things while you watch.
[Claude]
Open my 5 most recent browser tabs. For each page, extract the core claim or conclusion in one sentence, then flag any two claims that directly contradict each other. Output as a markdown table: Page | Claim | Contradiction Flag.
[ChatGPT]
Given this product URL and two competitor URLs I have open, scrape pricing, key features, and user review sentiment from each. Build a comparison table with columns: Product, Price, Top Feature, Review Score, Verdict. One sentence per cell.
[Cursor]
I have a GitHub repo and a Stack Overflow question open in adjacent tabs. Read both, then write a minimal code fix that addresses the SO question using patterns from the repo. Output only the code block and a one-line explanation of what changed.
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