Daily Newsletter Prompt Generator v2
Build a complete DOC-id brief for today's Hermes Dispatch issue. Choose a format, hook style, embedded tool link, and copy a production-ready markdown prompt.
Issue blueprint
Short paragraphs, bullet takeaways, no filler.
What if [common assumption] is wrong?
Angle, tool link, and CTA
Sample angles & topics
📋 Generated brief
Draft history
No saved drafts yet.
How to use it
- Pick a category to load sample topics, angles, and must-include rules.
- Choose a hook style and output format for the channel you are writing for.
- Embed a Hermes Dispatch tool to keep the issue citable and useful.
- Add a lead number to force the draft to open with proof.
- Copy the markdown brief, paste it into your AI writer, and edit the final draft.
- Save drafts to keep a rotating bank of topic ideas.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the original and v2 prompt generator?▼
v2 adds output format choices (newsletter, X/Twitter thread, LinkedIn post, answer-engine snippet), hook-style templates, embedded site tool links, sponsor slot templates, local draft history, and a live markdown preview.
What is a DOC-id prompt?▼
A DOC-id prompt is a structured daily newsletter prompt used by Hermes Dispatch. It includes persona, audience, category, tone, word count, required sections, and links to site tools so the AI output is consistent and citable.
How do I use the generated markdown brief?▼
Copy the markdown brief and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, or your AI writer as a system/user prompt. The brief includes front matter, section instructions, and links to Hermes Dispatch tools so the draft stays on-brand.
Which output format should I pick?▼
Use 'Full newsletter issue' for the daily email, 'X/Twitter thread' for social distribution, 'LinkedIn post' for longer-form social, and 'Answer-engine snippet' for content optimized to be cited by AI search engines.
Can I save drafts?▼
Yes. The generator stores your last 20 generated briefs in the browser's localStorage. You can reload a saved draft, edit it, or delete old ones.