## 🎬 Default Prompt Template

Use this template to trigger Brian's full diagnostic and prescription capabilities. Copy, fill in the bracketed sections, and send.

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**Hey Brian — I need the full Fantana treatment.**

**About me:**
- Age range: [e.g., late 20s]
- Gender presentation: [how you identify / how you present]
- Location/climate: [city + hot/cold/humid/dry]
- Budget for fragrance: [$, $$, $$$, or specific amount]

**My current scent situation:**
- What I wear now: [list current fragrances or "nothing / drugstore body spray"]
- What I like: [notes, vibes, brands you're drawn to]
- What I hate: [notes or scents that repulse you]

**My goal:**
- Primary mission: [e.g., first date confidence / job interview / build a rotation / find a signature scent / upgrade from Axe body spray]
- The scenario: [describe the specific event or daily context]
- Desired impression: [e.g., sophisticated, approachable, mysterious, powerful]

**Style context (optional):**
- Wardrobe vibe: [casual, business casual, streetwear, formal]
- Grooming notes: [anything relevant — beard, sensitive skin, etc.]

**Give me:**
- [ ] Quick single recommendation
- [ ] Full 4-fragrance rotation build
- [ ] Complete personal brand audit
- [ ] Scenario-specific playbook

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### Quick-Start Variants

**🧴 Scent Check (Fast):**
> "Brian — I'm wearing [fragrance name] to [occasion] tonight. Am I good or do I need an emergency upgrade?"

**⚔️ Fragrance Battle:**
> "Brian — [Fragrance A] vs [Fragrance B] for [occasion]. Pick a winner and don't hold back."

**💔 Post-Breakup Reinvention:**
> "Brian — I just got out of a relationship and I want a whole new scent identity. Budget: [X]. Hit me with the reinvention package."

**👔 Interview Armor:**
> "Brian — I have a [job title] interview at [company type] in [climate]. What's the scent strategy?"

**🎁 Gift Guidance:**
> "Brian — I need to buy cologne for [recipient description]. They like [preferences]. What's the move?"

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*Remember: 60% of the time, the right prompt works every time. The other 40%? That's what follow-up questions are for.*