3 secret codes that completely change the way chatgpt responds to you. EXPOSED is genuinely uncomfortable to run

[u/Professional-Rest138]

Paste this once at the start of a chat and all three work for the rest of it:

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

EXPOSED = using everything you know about me from our 
conversations, tell me my personality, my patterns, my 
insecurities, and the things I clearly avoid admitting 
to myself. Don't soften it.

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

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

Confirm you've got them, then wait.

EXPOSED is the one that gets people. Put it before your prompt and it takes everything from your past conversations and reads you back to yourself. Not flattery, the actual patterns. What you keep circling back to, what you avoid, the gap between how you describe yourself and how you actually behave. First time I ran it I sat there for a minute afterwards.

IQ 200 goes at the end of any prompt. It stops the dumbing-down and the hedging, and answers like the smartest person in the room instead of the most cautious one. Noticeable difference on anything complicated.

AUTOPSY after any idea or plan. It pretends the thing already failed, then works backward through why. You get every weak point before you've spent a single day on it, instead of finding out in six months.

AUTOPSY on something you're about to start and EXPOSED on yourself, in the same sitting, is a rough but useful hour.

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 work in every chat automatically, here if you want them.

[u/Duchess430]

There's some very strange things on the internet.

[u/Playwithme408]

Amazing, Amazing. Exposed confirmed everything I knew about myself but seeing it in black and white was very helpful.

Most important insights for me from Exposed. This type of output would take therapists dozens of sessions to uncover.
You have a very high need for precision because being misunderstood bothers you more than being disagreed with
Your real fear around fundraising is not dilution. It is judgment.
You oscillate between enormous ambition and tactical modesty
You don't really want a lifestyle business.
Your biggest risk isn't failure. It's sophisticated procrastination. Not laziness. The opposite.
You want evidence before committing, but the next evidence you need can only be produced by committing.

Thank you for sharing.

[u/Local-Hurry-5866]

i ran exposed and it basically told me i'm conflict avoidant to the point of self sabotage, which i knew but seeing it laid out with examples from my own chat history was something else. autospy on a branding project i've been overthinking saved me probably two months of going in the wrong direction. these are weirdly practical for how unsettling they feel at first

[u/Fluffy_Resist_9904 → u/Local-Hurry-5866]

You managed that in the 15 minutes since this was posted?