Basic Usage & Formatting Tips
- Shift + Enter → Add a new line instead of sending the prompt. 
- Use Bullet Points → Helps in structuring responses clearly. 
- Use Proper Capitalization & Punctuation → Improves AI’s understanding. 
- Avoid Overloading Prompts → Break long queries into smaller steps. 
Prompt Optimization
- Be Specific → Instead of “Explain AI,” ask “Explain AI like I’m 10 years old” for better results. 
- Use Examples → AI understands better with context (e.g., “Generate a cold email for a SaaS startup”). 
- Tell AI Its Role → Example: “You are an expert copywriter. Write a persuasive ad for…” 
- Use Step-by-Step Requests → Example: “Explain how RAG works in three steps” for a structured answer. 
Productivity Boosters
- Use Code Blocks → Wrap code in triple backticks ( - ```) for readability.
- Ask for Multiple Variations → Example: “Give me 3 versions of this tweet” to compare styles. 
- Use “Continue” Prompt → If response cuts off, just type "Continue" to get the rest. 
- Use “Regenerate” & Compare Responses → Sometimes the second attempt is better. 
- Ask for Summaries → Example: “Summarize this text in 5 bullet points” for quick insights. 
Advanced Tricks
- Use “Act As” Prompts → Example: “Act as an AI coding assistant and debug this Python script”. 
- Ask for Structured Output → Example: “Give me this response in a table format”. 
- Use AI for Brainstorming → Example: “Give me 10 creative video ideas for AI marketing”. 
- Refine Responses with Feedback → Example: “Make it more concise” or “Make it funnier”. 
For Developers & Technical Users
- Use AI to Explain Code → Example: “Explain this Python function in simple terms”. 
- Generate Regex & SQL Queries → AI can help write and debug them. 
- Request Step-by-Step Debugging → Example: “Debug this JavaScript function line by line”. 
 

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