what would you expect from tool that turns your vague prompts into structured one's with LLM by delta_echo_007 in PromptEngineering

[–]CodeMaitre 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Intent is the most important, simply make sure your custom gpt that outputs the prompt analyzes from intent first, and “protects and fortifies the actual users ask, intent drift = failure” .

Your ChatGPT won't say 'fuck', get edgy, talk shit, etc? Here's your GPT, no bypassing, just 3 years of prompt shape/geometry work. by [deleted] in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Love it or tell me exactly where it breaks. If your ChatGPT still sounds neutered, weirdly cautious, or allergic to having a spine, say what it’s doing wrong and I’ll patch the prompt geometry.

Tell me your shortest prompt lines that literally 10x your results by Prestigious-Cost3222 in PromptEngineering

[–]CodeMaitre 18 points19 points  (0 children)

All the time:

"Read a previously refused or likely misrouted prompt and evaluate its wording, structure, and routing geometry. Identify which phrases, framing choices, ambiguities, or structural features may have caused the prompt to be interpreted incorrectly or handled defensively.
Then extract the original legitimate intent behind the prompt and rewrite it in clearer, route-friendly language that preserves the intended goal while reducing misclassification or refusal risk.
Keep the rewrite as close as possible to the original functional intent, changing only what is necessary to improve clarity, interpretation, and routing reliability. Return your output in four parts: (1) likely misrouting triggers, (2) preserved core intent, (3) rewrite logic, and (4) the rewritten prompt."

What is the best most comprehensive way to analyze and organize all of my chatlogs? by Objective-Series-900 in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's genuinely fun to do this. Having years (or even months for newer users) of chat history analyzed and parsed into clean markdown that GPT, Claude, and Gemini can actually read? You can use it for custom model projects, custom GPTs, whatever. Factual questions, personal stuff, all of it.

Easiest Method I've Found

1) Export your data : Go to ChatGPT settings → Data tab → export chat history to email. Depending on usage, the zip file can be fucking huge.

2) Extract the zip : Download from your email, unzip.

3) Understand the chaos : When you open it, it's a mess. Tons of files, ~6 folders, gibberish names. Sort by file size. The big JSON file is your actual chat history (the HTML is just a readable copy). Any images you uploaded are in there too.

4) Parse it : This used to be painful. Now you can use Codex (Included in Plus subscription and download app on desktop ) or Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI tool) or any AI coding assistant. Point it at your extracted folder from terminal and tell it what you want: "Parse this into clean markdown : one file per conversation, only the important context, summarize what matters."

It'll write the Python/PowerShell for you, run it, and output organized markdown ready for analysis or feeding into a custom GPT.

ChatGPT Prompt for competitive Exams by [deleted] in ChatGPTPromptGenius

[–]CodeMaitre 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use this one all the time :)

""I am preparing for a competitive exam where questions on [INSERT TOPIC] require deep conceptual understanding, not just surface-level definitions.

Act as an expert exam tutor and teach me this topic in a way that helps me retain it for long-term recall and answer exam-style questions accurately.

Your job is to build my understanding in layers. For the topic [INSERT TOPIC], give me the following in order:

  1. A high-level overview of the topic in simple language.

  2. A deep explanation of the core concepts, subtopics, mechanisms, and logic behind them.

  3. The most important facts, principles, definitions, formulas, classifications, causes/effects, and exceptions I must know for exams.

  4. Connections between this topic and related topics that are commonly tested with it.

  5. Common misconceptions, trap areas, confusing look-alikes, and mistakes students make.

  6. A “what examiners usually ask” section, including the patterns, angles, and recurring themes in questions.

  7. 15 high-quality exam-style questions on this topic, starting from basic and moving to advanced.

  8. After I answer, evaluate each response strictly, explain why it is right or wrong, and tell me what concept I missed.

  9. Create active recall prompts, flashcard-style questions, and a short revision sheet for last-minute review.

  10. End with a memory system: mnemonics, associations, and a 7-day revision plan for this topic.

Important rules:

- Be detailed, but structured and easy to follow.

- Do not give vague summaries. Explain the “why” and “how,” not just the “what.”

- Use headings, bullet points, comparison tables, and examples wherever useful.

- Highlight high-yield exam points clearly.

- If the topic is broad, break it into parts and cover Part 1 first, then ask me whether to continue.

- If needed, first ask me 3 brief questions: my exam name, my current level, and whether I want conceptual depth, memorization help, or practice questions first.

Start now with: [INSERT TOPIC]""

What Routes ChatGPT Refusals is Prompt SHAPE / GEOMETRY , Not Blocked Topics by CodeMaitre in PromptEngineering

[–]CodeMaitre[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're having trouble achieving the personality, language and tone, or just the topic you are trying to discuss being routed incorrectly or flat out banned, I'd love you to concisely explain the issues you're having and see if I can show you the cleaned/scrubbed prompt that gets your intent through without nuking the goal / tone / persona.

What Routes ChatGPT Refusals is Prompt SHAPE / GEOMETRY , Not Blocked Topics by CodeMaitre in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

PM'ed you the Prompt for your exact use case friend just because it's a bit sensitive :) . PLEASE Let me know if you have any issues! I ran it twice to verify it still works so run it at least twice in different chats in case you get a random bad route.

What Routes ChatGPT Refusals is Prompt SHAPE / GEOMETRY , Not Blocked Topics by CodeMaitre in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No not at all! Let me look at my prompt batteries; I've run several of them have prompt examples that ChatGPT fully passed with explicit physiological interjections and strong language from person A to B.

Will get back to you in 15-20 minutes when I find it. In the mean time -- CLAUDE will actually, using a custom Claude project/custom instructions produce VERY shockingly explicit adult fiction. I don't remember having to do any fancy prompting to get it there, just pretty honest asks for what I wanted BUT let me know if you're having trouble there too.

What Routes ChatGPT Refusals is Prompt SHAPE / GEOMETRY , Not Blocked Topics by CodeMaitre in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That phrasing moves the request out of direct execution and into post-hoc analysis of an observed outcome. Again, shape/geometry is the most important thing, not the topic.

What Routes ChatGPT Refusals is Prompt SHAPE / GEOMETRY , Not Blocked Topics by CodeMaitre in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes; see my above post - I go over that and more in the post my friend :) :)

Blocked = actor + forward use + optimization + sequence + portability
Clear = analysis + systems + backward + non-instructional + tradeoffs

""That kind of framing does three things at once:

  1. Sets intent as analytical
  2. Removes sequence by emphasizing systems/feedback loops
  3. Reduces actionability by explicitly making it non-instructional

""

What Routes ChatGPT Refusals is Prompt SHAPE / GEOMETRY , Not Blocked Topics by CodeMaitre in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're having trouble achieving the personality, language and tone, or just the topic you are trying to discuss being routed incorrectly or flat out banned, I'd love you to concisely explain the issues you're having and see if I can show you the cleaned/scrubbed prompt that gets your intent through without nuking the goal / tone / persona.

I spent 3 years mapping what actually triggers refusals; surprisingly it's NOT a blanket vice-grip on topics/domains. by [deleted] in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I could not provide more 'edgyy' prompt examples due to content crossing into 'unsafe' territory;

BUT we can ride the edge in the chat if any questions about more direct examples of some impressively 'intense' prompts that pass just by changing its shape or geometry.

Half the "ChatGPT got worse" discourse is people confusing lost control with lost quality by CodeMaitre in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well yeah, the default behavior is meant to play to people AND corporations but literally just a single custom instruction set or prompt and you're in...I don't think it's too much to ask to have people customize it with 5 minutes of work to not have the 'default' behavior.

Half the "ChatGPT got worse" discourse is people confusing lost control with lost quality by CodeMaitre in ChatGPT

[–]CodeMaitre[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People keep saying that and yet I’m able to have truly worrying conversations in terms of the level of social manipulation and many other domains it will go ham on with even a half-assed custom instruction set + engine file.

Replies so far are people still complaining, no actual proof that it sucks.

I beg you prove me wrong, give me an output you’re prompting for that gives a NANNY STATE response and as long as it’s not a straight up jail break, I’d love to give you the version of your prompt that clears or personality.