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This document provides tips and examples for using ChatGPT more effectively, including: 1) Breaking queries down into sub-queries to create a more engaging conversation. 2) Setting a persona for ChatGPT to take on to personalize the discussion. 3) Examples of advanced prompts that provide context and specifics to improve ChatGPT's responses, such as roleplaying as a copywriter. 4) Using an API key to build on ChatGPT's capabilities with applications programming interfaces.

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Advanced ChatGPT Prompt

Engineering

By now you have probably experimented with ChatGPT and realised the huge potential
this “calculator for words” has. In this article I share the results of my research on how to
make the most of this powerful tool. Whether you’re using ChatGPT as a personal
assistant or in a professional setting, you’ll find some valuable hacks to level up your AI
experience.

1. ChatGPT Tips & Tricks

2. ChatGPT Use Cases
3. ChatGPT Comebacks
4. Advanced ChatGPT Prompts
5. Building With OpenAI API
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Maximum Response Length Work Around

If text gets cut off, try using the OpenAI Playground and adjusting the maximum length
setting. This can help ensure that ChatGPT is able to provide complete and accurate
responses to your queries.

Breakdown Queries
To create a more engaging and interactive conversation with ChatGPT, try breaking
down your queries into sub-queries. For example, you might start by asking ChatGPT to
list some recipes, then ask for a specific recipe by number, and finally ask for
modifications to make the recipe more spicy. This creates a “conversational journey”
that can be more engaging and enjoyable.
Set A Persona
To give your conversations with ChatGPT a more personalized touch, try setting a
persona for the model to use. For example, you might say “You are a physics professor,
explain in detail…” to give ChatGPT a more specific role and personality. This can make
the conversations feel more realistic and engaging. There are examples of this in the Ad
vanced ChatGPT Prompts section

In the second part of this series I’ll discuss advanced prompts and flags for Mid Journey

ChatGPT Use Cases & Prompts

Half the battle with ChatGPT is knowing what you can use it for. In a years time this will
probably be obvious but new use cases are being discovered every day. Here is a big
list of basic prompts that I brainstormed and found from various sources… including
ChatGPT of course

Brainstorm 10 ideas about how to

Edit and improve the grammar in this transcript
Explain the term
Write a code function in C for
Explain what this code is doing
Create a (marketing/exercise/content) plan
Create a template for
Write a list of possible chapters for a book on
List some recipes for these ingredients
Write an introductory outreach email for
Write an outline for a pitch
Write a book summary for Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
Create a list of topics about
Create a lesson plan for
Can you write 5 headlines for
Summarise this into a tweet
Write a reply to this email/dm
Translate this to French
Refactor this NodeJS script to Rust
Classify these cryptocurrencies 1. BTC, 2. ETH, 3. BNB, 4. UNI, 5. LINK (“layer 1”, “token”,
“oracle”, “exchange coin”)
Write unit tests for this code
Can you suggest some metaphors/analogies/synonyms for
Can you convert this to American English
Write a witty rebuttal to this tweet
Can you convert this title into a compelling, intriguing hook
Respond to this email and decline politely
Create an opening scene for a video about

ChatGPT Comebacks

ChatGPT has a memory function, unlike a search engine where each query is isolated,
future prompts take into account the entire conversation history.

This is quite powerful as you can discuss a certain topic and build ChatGPT’s knowledge
throughout the conversation.

Often you wont get a perfect response first time so you can then throw comebacks at it
to refine the output. Here are some examples:

Come up with more novel and uncommon results

Format this as a table
Port this to Solidity
Make this more informal/formal
Write this from the perspective of
Explain this like I’m 5 years old
Add some sarcastic humour to this
Expand this out to a blog post
Summarise this into a tweet
Create a mind map for this
Put this into a list
Add relevant emojis as bullet points

Advanced ChatGPT Prompts

Now let’s get into formatting some more advanced prompts. You can copy and paste
these in to use as they are or craft them to your particular use case by adding details
such as information about who the content is for.

Headline: Advanced ChatGPT Hacks & Prompts For Pros

You are a professional copywriter, please come up with 20 headlines based on the
original above using these strategies:

- Shorter than 100 characters

- Use strong actionable verbs
- Address and engage the reader
- Use numbers where possible
- Use words that elicit an emotional response
- Create a sense of urgency or intrigue

The above will output 20 headlines using general good practices for writing headlines.
Choose one from the list, put it back in and ask it to make variations.

Topic: SAAS Product That Edits Video Using AI

You are a professional copywriter, create a one page sales letter about the topic above
using these strategies:

- Use strong persuasive language

- Use short sentences and simple terms, make it easy to read
- Ask questions to transition between paragraphs
- Back up main points with figures, evidence and examples
- Speak directly to the reader, make it personal

The goal and call to action for this content is to: Sign up for the newsletter
In this example we are using standard copywriting practices to create a better sales
letter that engages the reader. We have been clear and specific in the prompt.

ChatGPT is a machine, it’s not magical, the quality of the output is correlated to
the clarity and detail of your input.

Building With OpenAI API

You can also sign up for an OpenAI API key and use their tools from within an API. Here is
a simple example (coded by chatGPT) of how this could be done in NodeJS

const openai = require('openai');

openai.api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY";

async function runExample() {

try {
// Start a new conversation
const response = await openai.chat.create({ engine: 'chatgpt', prompt: 'Hello, how
are you today?' });

// Get the first response

const chatResponse = await openai.chat.list({ model: response.id });
console.log(chatResponse[0].text);

// Continue the conversation

const finalResponse = await openai.chat.update({ model: chatResponse[0].model,
prompt: chatResponse[0].text });
console.log(finalResponse.text);
} catch (error) {
console.log(error);
}
}
runExample();

This opens up a lot of possibilities to build on top of this incredible technology. 2023
will be a breakthrough year for AI and tools like this are changing the way we work. In my
opinion it’s well worth taking some time to study them and come up with your own
unique use cases & prompts.
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making plenty of mistakes along the way. Any code published is experimental and not production
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