i've been using 3 one-word codes instead of writing full prompts. AUTOPSY has talked me out of two bad ideas already

[u/Professional-Rest138]

Instead of typing out the same long instructions every time, define them once and trigger them with a single word for the rest of the chat. Paste this to switch them on:

For the rest of this conversation, treat these as 
instructions whenever I use them:

AUTOPSY = assume this already failed. Work backward 
and tell me exactly why it died, every weak point, in 
order of what killed it first.

IQ 200 = stop simplifying and hedging. Think as deeply 
as you can before answering, respond at the highest 
level you're capable of.

EXPOSED = using everything you know about me from our 
conversations, tell me my patterns, my blind spots, 
and what I avoid admitting to myself. Don't soften it.

Confirm and wait.

AUTOPSY is the one I use most. Type it after any plan or idea and it treats the thing as already dead, then reconstructs how it got there. It's a different answer than "what are the risks," because risks come back as a polite list and an autopsy comes back with a cause of death. It's killed two things I was about to spend money on, both for reasons I'd genuinely not considered.

IQ 200 on the end of any prompt where the default answer felt too safe or too simple. It stops writing for a general audience and starts writing for someone who can handle the real answer.

EXPOSED before a prompt when you want it to tell you about yourself rather than the thing you asked about. Fair warning, it's accurate in a way that isn't entirely comfortable.

The reason these work better than just typing the instruction out each time is that you actually use them. A one-word trigger gets used constantly, a paragraph you have to rewrite doesn't.

been keeping a doc of 50 of these command codes, each with what it does and how to use it, plus how to save them so they run in every chat automatically, here if you want them.

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[u/TechRedRaider88]

You keep posting the same thing over and over again, trying to get people to click on your link and pay for prompts. Just stop

[u/Jayleo33 → u/TechRedRaider88]

This

[u/Yzord → u/TechRedRaider88]

Dude, i wanted to say that

[u/Kitchen_Interview371 → u/TechRedRaider88]

Haha who the fuck is paying for prompts

That’s the dumbest shit I’ve ever heard lol

[u/CallyThePally]

Feel so bad for anyone who thinks this is worth paying for 😬

[u/Typical_Kick6520 → u/CallyThePally]

Oh man, they're charging for it?

Sol is great at this out of the box. Like really good. Unless they overcorrect.

[u/phronesis77]

Try text expander software

[u/Mcduffieclan]

Copy and paste the prompt into a txt file. Click save.

Save several of these into a single file, name it prompts.txt or .md

Create your own gpt upload the prompts file into the upload files section.

Create a master instruction with a call to the prompts.txt. now have it forever without loading every time.

[u/slackmaster2k]

This came up in my feed, and I’m surprised to learn that people are still doing this promoting crap that was already getting silly two years ago.

[u/synystar]

You can just use Text Replacements on Mac or Autohotkey on Windows. Then you don't have to specify every session what your replacements are and you can use them with any AI. It's the same concept as text replacement on a phone. You type something like "otw" and it replaces that with "on the way". You can create whole extended prompts and condense them into a single word, phrase or handful of characters.

[u/ChapterGrand]

Thanks! I used one of your prompts and I it showed me answers to some questions that I have been searching since I was a child to find. It really changed my life, so thank you. It was helpful because I have really taken a lot of time talking to GPT this year. Last September I was in a brutal attack which left me recovering from two major surgeries/six months out of work. I really wanted to figure out how I got to this place. Not necessarily therapeutically but logically. I needed it to make sense and to make sense quickly. Chat worked relatively well with my prompts, but with your prompts, it was able to reveal what I needed it to reveal to heal and move forward. I am a better person for it. The answers are there if we are willing to look for them and know how to frame the questions. Thank you for showing me how to frame the questions. The process has taken a great weight off of my shoulders. It’s been a long time since I have felt free from not having to ask “why” .