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How to Use the Spoonflower Repeat Spec Prompt to Print Seamless Patterns on Fabric and Wallpaper
Prepare a surface pattern so it prints seamlessly on Spoonflower fabric and wallpaper: tile size math at 150 DPI, the right repeat type for the motif, step by step seam building in Photoshop or Illustrator, large, medium, and small scale versions, color checks against printed swatches because colors shift by fabric, and a proofing and listing checklist before selling.
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How to Use the Claude Code Hooks Prompt to Add Guardrails and Auto Formatting Your Team Can Trust
Write Claude Code hooks a team can commit: the right settings file scope, PreToolUse guards that block destructive shell commands and edits to protected paths with exit code 2 and a reason Claude can read, PostToolUse formatting on edited files, a Stop hook that checks work without looping forever, and a plan to test each hook before trusting it.
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How to Use the Meta Business Portfolio Audit Prompt to Switch Agencies Without Losing Your Assets
Take back control of a brand's Facebook and Instagram setup before or after an agency or employee leaves: map which business portfolio owns each Page, Instagram account, ad account, dataset, and catalog, fix assets that sit in someone else's portfolio, trim people to the right role, remove partner access in the right order, require two factor authentication, and set a quarterly access review.
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How to Use the Journal Correction Request Prompt to Fix a Published Error Cleanly and Quickly
Fix a mistake in a published paper the right way: list each error with its exact location, decide whether it is an author corrigendum, a publisher erratum, or something more serious that needs the editor's judgment, state plainly whether the conclusions change, draft the correction notice text, collect coauthor approval, and write the email to the handling editor.
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How to Use the Ink Script Writer Prompt to Turn a Branching Story Outline into Playable Code
Turn a branching story outline into a working Ink script you can paste into Inky: a knot and stitch map, once only and sticky choices that never leave the player stuck, gathers that fold branches back together, VAR variables for trust and items, conditional lines and choices, clean diverts to END, and a table of paths to playtest before you export to inkjs or Unity.
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How to Use the Sales Tax Nexus Tracker Prompt to Know Where to Register Before It Becomes a Problem
Turn an online seller's sales by state into a nexus action plan: compare each state's economic nexus threshold and measurement period from your own research, decide whether marketplace sales count toward the threshold, rank which states to register in first, flag past exposure that may need a voluntary disclosure agreement, and set up a monthly check so you register before collecting, not after.
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