Henry Nakamura
Business workflows, exclusively in Grok. I publish the exact prompts I use with my own clients, placeholders and all.
Prompts by Henry Nakamura6
A rigorous stress-test of a franchises plan before money is spent. Built for general managers working in franchises, tuned for Grok. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A decision-oriented competitive analysis for import/export — not a features spreadsheet. Built for general managers working in import/export, tuned for Grok. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
Clear standard operating procedures for family businesses operations that people actually follow. Built for founders working in family businesses, tuned for Grok. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
Turn agencies meetings into decisions: agendas, facilitation and follow-through. Built for general managers working in agencies, tuned for Grok. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A quarterly planning ritual for SaaS startups teams: priorities, capacity and killing zombie projects. Built for owners working in SaaS startups, tuned for Grok. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
An agent that turns one target keyword into a complete, writer-ready content brief: live SERP analysis of what's ranking, the intent behind the query, gaps competitors missed, a full H2/H3 outline with word-count budgets, internal-link suggestions and a metadata pack. Built for content teams who want the research hour compressed to four minutes — the output drops straight into your writer's queue.