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recommendations and guiding principles designed for the community.
Description:
ChatGPT Prompt Generator is an AI (Artificial Intelligence) tool that enables users to craft well-designed prompts that serves as guiding elements directing and shaping the AI’s subsequent responses.
Label:
- Category: Prompt generator
- Cost: Free
- Website: https://hallanalysis.com/chatgpt-prompt-generator/
- Language: English.
- Natural language processing: No
Features :
- Options to select various content types: articles, blog posts, email, etc.
- Ability to write both main and subtopics.
- Choices available for writing styles including Narrative, Descriptive, Persuasive, Expository, or Creative.
- You can include specific keywords and exclude others as needed.
Pros & Cons :
- Saves time and effort in creating effective prompts.
- Enables the creation of finely-tailored prompts aligned with specific teaching and learning objectives.
- The tool does not possess integrated Chatbot capabilities, thus limiting its ability to engage in interactive conversations.
- Although you can use it without requiring sign-in, the tool can’t save your work.
Remarks :
The following tips are beneficial when crafting your own prompt or customizing one using this tool;
- Be specific: Provide as much detail as possible in your prompt to help ChatGPT understand exactly what you are asking. The more specific the prompt, the more likely ChatGPT is to provide a relevant and useful response.
- Be clear and concise: Avoid using overly complex language or convoluted sentence structures in your prompt. Keep it simple, clear, and to the point.
- Avoid ambiguity: Make sure your prompt is unambiguous leaving no room for misinterpretation. Use specific words and phrases to convey your exact intention.
- Ask open-ended questions: Frame questions that encourage ChatGPT to provide detailed and informative responses. Avoid yes or no questions or questions that can be answered with a simple one-word answer.
- Provide context: Include relevant background information or context that will help ChatGPT understand the question and provide a more informed response. The more context you provide, the more likely ChatGPT is to provide a relevant and useful response.
