Turn your science into 30 days of content ideas without making your proprietary technology the content

Inspired by Bio Founder GPS interview with Krishna Dave, Life Science India

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Before you start

You probably have more to talk about than you think.

You do not need weekly company announcements. And you definitely do not need to explain your secret sauce.

These prompts help you build content around your company rather than disclose how your technology works. You don't need to provide confidential information, unpublished data, patent-sensitive details, sequences, formulations, constructs, manufacturing know-how, or anything else proprietary to use them.

When in doubt, leave it out. Follow your company's disclosure policies, and talk to your patent counsel before publicly discussing any part of your technology. This matters more than most first-time founders realize: public disclosure can affect patent rights, and in some jurisdictions there is no grace period to undo it. If you're pre-filing or mid-prosecution, have that conversation before you post anything.

These prompts are built to steer away from proprietary ground, and each one will flag anything borderline back to you. But no AI tool can determine what's legally confidential. That's always your call and legal guidance is always recommended.

How to use this prompt pack

The below provides 5 prompts - work through them in the order they are provided.

They're written for any general-purpose AI assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or whatever you already use. Keep them in one conversation so each step builds on the last. If you have to start fresh, paste in the output from the previous prompt.

The workflow:

  1. Find your content territory
  2. Build your idea bank