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Download prompt libraries and individual tools.
Download the prompt files if you want to use the toolkit in your own AI setup, keep local copies, inspect the instructions, or adapt the toolkit for a course or workflow.
Current release version: v4.4.1.
Which file should I download?
Use Try It instead if you simply want the quickest way to test the toolkit in ChatGPT or Gemini.
If you want the files, choose by what your AI setup can handle:
- On a free plan, limited plan, or setup that struggles with long prompts: choose a mini-library or single-tool prompt. These are smaller and are usually more reliable on lighter setups.
- On a paid plan or setup that handles long prompts reliably: choose the master library if you want every tool in one prompt.
- If you want to inspect, adapt or reuse the toolkit in Projects, Gems or custom setups: download the files and choose the size that best fits your setup.
This is guidance, not a rule. The real question is whether your AI setup handles long prompts reliably.
Prompt-library downloads
Master Library
All tools in one prompt. Best when you want the full toolkit in one place and your AI setup handles long prompts reliably.
All mini libraries ZIP
All five focused mini-library files in one ZIP. Best when you want smaller prompts but still want every family available.
Writing Tutor Library
A smaller focused pack for sentences, paragraphs, style, mistakes, flow, subject/verb parsing, referencing, paraphrase and quotation support.
Structure Tutor Library
A smaller focused pack for paragraph structure, whole-draft structure, meaning review and reverse outlining.
Academic Thinking Tutor Library
A smaller focused pack for argument, evidence, concepts, source reliability and critical challenge.
Research Proposal Tutor Library
A smaller focused pack for research questions, methods, supervisor review, viva practice and topic brainstorming.
Study Workflow Tutor Library
A smaller focused pack for revision planning, feedback-to-action and AI-use records.
Individual tool downloads
Use a single-tool file when you only need one focused tool, or when your AI plan struggles with long prompt files.
Writing Tutor single-tool downloads10 tools
Which Writing Tool Should I Use? (WT1)
suggest the right Writing Tutor tool for a sentence or paragraph before you start.
Clarity Clinic (WT2)
make one sentence or paragraph clearer.
Single Paragraph Analysis (WT3)
check whether one paragraph gets its idea across.
Find My Mistakes (WT4)
list and explain writing mistakes in grammar, wording, clarity and visible citation formatting.
Teach Me This Mistake (WT5)
teach a mistake pattern interactively or build a copy-ready lesson from WT4 feedback.
Style and Clarity Review (WT6)
show how to improve readability, tone and style without rewriting your assignment.
Referencing Helper (WT7)
create or check Harvard-style references.
Paraphrase and Quotation Workshop (WT8)
check whether a paraphrase or quotation is accurate, safely credited and integrated into your writing.
Flow and Coherence: The Running Subject (WT9)
test paragraph flow by tracking grammatical subjects and hand-offs between sentences.
Learn Subjects: Parsing Your Own Sentences (WT10)
practise finding subjects and verbs in your own sentences.
Structure Tutor single-tool downloads4 tools
Paragraph Structure Review Across a Whole Draft (ST1)
check how each paragraph works across a whole text.
Whole-Work Structure Review (ST2)
check the structure, order, flow and balance of the whole piece.
Expert Meaning Review (ST3)
check whether the ideas and interpretations make sense.
Reverse Outline Mapper (ST4)
map what each paragraph or section currently does so you can revise the structure yourself.
Academic Thinking Tutor single-tool downloads10 tools
Assignment Brief Checker (AT1)
check whether the work answers the task.
Argument Map (AT2)
identify the claim, supporting points, evidence, assumptions and gaps.
Descriptive vs Analytical Check (AT3)
check whether the writing is descriptive or analytical.
Evidence Gap Checker (AT4)
identify claims that need evidence.
Concept Clarity Checker (AT5)
check whether key concepts are defined and used clearly.
Literature Use Checker (AT6)
review how sources are used.
Counterargument and Limitations Checker (AT7)
identify possible objections and limitations.
Source Reliability Checker (AT8)
check whether sources look credible, relevant and suitable.
Critical Opponent Review (AT9)
challenge the argument from sceptical, opposing, picky or ideological viewpoints.
Socratic Tutor (AT10)
discuss a topic through one-question-at-a-time questioning.
Research Proposal Tutor single-tool downloads5 tools
Research Question, Aim and Objectives Checker (RP1)
check whether your research question, aim and objectives align.
Methodology Fit Checker (RP2)
check whether the method fits the research question.
Critical Research Supervisor Review (RP3)
review a proposal as a critical supervisor.
Viva or Supervisor Practice (RP4)
ask supervisor-style questions one at a time.
Guided Topic Brainstorming (RP5)
develop possible research topics.
Study Workflow Tutor single-tool downloads3 tools
Revision Plan (SW1)
turn feedback or draft concerns into a revision plan.
Tutor Feedback to Action Plan (SW2)
convert human tutor feedback into practical actions.
AI-Use Record (SW3)
record AI use honestly.