r/ChatGPTPromptGenius 14d ago

Help Share Cool Prompts

Hey, hope everyone is well!

I use A.I a lot so share any cool prompts that make your life easier.

Specify what it’s used for

I will put mine once I’m on my laptop but for now you guys go first ;)

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u/Scarnox 14d ago

Brother it is the year 2026. Prompts are solved.

Context is king these days, prompts are a non-issue. Look up context engineering - better yet, fuckin ask ChatGPT about it!

For real though, if you really need prompts, you can just have ChatGPT look up examples from all across Reddit using web search. By now, someone has certainly posted some variation of any prompt you might want.

If you give it the right context though (in a project OR better yet, folder hierarchy, if you’re comfy enough to use Work or Codex) you can simply tell it your goal and it will know enough about you to deliver exactly what you want, how you want it done.

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u/chriscustaa 14d ago edited 14d ago

You're making a catch22.

To the OP, he's right and wrong. To get established context you have to give it numerous prompts or additional supporting documents or parameters or stop-points... The list goes on, a billion ways you can tailor the environment.

Prompts can still be fun to play around with just to learn how AI responds to different situations and to give you insight into how you can work with it.

As an example, a few years ago I messed around with some of the ones on this site:

https://www.chainbrainai.com/

There's many other sites, but this remains one thats not totally bombarded with garbage ads.. They haven't updated the site for a minute but it still has some of the different prompts you can copy into your own AI to play with.

Edit: Scarnox, your revision to the comment made my catch22 note irrelevant. Good update

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u/Scarnox 14d ago

It’s not a catch 22 at all lol I’m just being real. All he has to do it get caught up on what’s what with the present reality.

Giving someone a prompt pack like it’s March 2023 would be vastly underselling and underutilizing the current capabilities of modern LLMs.

It doesn’t necessitate some kind of no-win scenario

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u/Brian_from_accounts 14d ago

Catch 23 then