/human
Rewrites text so it sounds more natural and less robotic.
Example Usage
Apply /human to this draft email.#writing#style#natural language
Secret Prompt Codes Library
98+ prompt shortcuts organized by category to transform AI responses.
98 prompt codes available
Writing & Style
8 codes
/rewrite
Rephrases the text while keeping the core meaning.
Example Usage
Rewrite this paragraph for clarity.#writing#editing
/improve
Enhances text quality, flow, and impact without changing the meaning.
Example Usage
/improve my product description for better conversions.#writing#editing#quality
/shorten
Condenses the text to be more concise while retaining key information.
Example Usage
/shorten this 500-word bio to 150 words.#writing#concise#editing
/expand
Adds detail, context, and depth to make the text more comprehensive.
Example Usage
/expand this bullet point into a full paragraph.#writing#detail#elaboration
/simplify
Reduces complexity by using simpler words and shorter sentences.
Example Usage
/simplify this legal clause for a general audience.#writing#clarity#plain language
/formal
Converts text into a professional, formal tone suitable for business or academic use.
Example Usage
/formal this Slack message into a client-ready email.#writing#tone#professional
/casual
Transforms text into a relaxed, conversational tone.
Example Usage
/casual this corporate announcement for the team chat.#writing#tone#conversational
Explanation Levels
9 codes
ELI5
Explains something in very simple terms as if teaching a child.
Example Usage
Explain quantum physics ELI5.#learning#simplification
EL10
Explains a concept as you would to a curious 10-year-old with basic reasoning.
Example Usage
Explain how the stock market works EL10.#learning#intermediate
EL15
Explains at a high-school level with some technical vocabulary introduced.
Example Usage
Explain machine learning EL15.#learning#high-school
ELICollege
Explains at an undergraduate college level with domain-specific terminology.
Example Usage
Explain CRISPR gene editing ELICollege.#learning#college#academic
ELIPhD
Explains at an expert/doctoral level with full technical depth and nuance.
Example Usage
Explain transformer attention mechanisms ELIPhD.#learning#expert#research
/analogies
Explains a concept using creative real-world analogies and metaphors.
Example Usage
/analogies for how blockchain consensus works.#learning#analogies#metaphor
/deep
Provides an exhaustive, multi-layered deep dive into a topic.
Example Usage
/deep into the history and mechanics of inflation.#learning#in-depth#research
/why
Peels back layers of reasoning to explain the root cause or motivation.
Example Usage
/why do startups fail in the first two years?#learning#root-cause#reasoning
/firstprinciples
Breaks down a topic to its most fundamental truths and rebuilds understanding from there.
Example Usage
/firstprinciples on building a SaaS pricing model.#learning#fundamentals#reasoning
Formatting & Output
8 codes
TLDR
Summarizes the content into the shortest useful version.
Example Usage
TLDR this article.#summary#formatting
BULLETS
Formats any information as a clean bulleted list.
Example Usage
BULLETS the key takeaways from this report.#formatting#lists
TABLE
Organizes information into a structured comparison or data table.
Example Usage
TABLE comparing React, Vue, and Svelte features.#formatting#comparison#data
CHECKLIST
Creates an actionable checklist with clear items to complete.
Example Usage
CHECKLIST for launching a new website.#formatting#planning#tasks
STEPS
Breaks down a process into clear, numbered sequential steps.
Example Usage
STEPS to set up a CI/CD pipeline.#formatting#how-to#process
/outline
Creates a hierarchical outline with headings, subheadings, and key points.
Example Usage
/outline for a 30-minute conference talk on AI ethics.#formatting#structure#planning
/summary
Produces a balanced, paragraph-form summary hitting all major points.
Example Usage
/summary of this 10-page research paper.#summary#formatting
/keypoints
Extracts the most important and actionable points from any content.
Example Usage
/keypoints from this product requirements document.#summary#analysis#extraction
Learning & Study
9 codes
QUIZME
Creates quiz questions based on the material.
Example Usage
QUIZME on world capitals.#learning#quiz
FLASHCARDS
Generates question-and-answer flashcard pairs for memorization.
Example Usage
FLASHCARDS for Spanish irregular verbs.#learning#memorization#study
TESTME
Creates a mock exam with varied question types and a scoring rubric.
Example Usage
TESTME on AWS Solutions Architect concepts.#learning#exam#assessment
SOCRATIC
Teaches by asking probing questions that guide you to discover the answer yourself.
Example Usage
SOCRATIC method on why the sky is blue.#learning#critical-thinking
/socratic
Engages in a Socratic dialogue where every response is a question that deepens understanding.
Example Usage
/socratic on the ethics of AI in hiring.#learning#dialogue#philosophy
FEYNMAN
Explains a concept using the Feynman Technique: simple language, no jargon, real examples.
Example Usage
FEYNMAN explanation of neural networks.#learning#teaching#simplification
MISCONCEPTIONS
Identifies and corrects the most common misunderstandings about a topic.
Example Usage
MISCONCEPTIONS about how HTTP cookies work.#learning#myths#correction
TIMELINE
Creates a chronological timeline of key events and developments.
Example Usage
TIMELINE of the history of artificial intelligence.#learning#history#chronology
/teachme
Acts as a patient tutor, building knowledge from your current level upward.
Example Usage
/teachme calculus starting from algebra basics.#learning#tutoring#education
Brainstorming & Ideas
9 codes
IDEAS10
Generates ten ideas quickly around a topic.
Example Usage
IDEAS10 for blog posts.#brainstorming#creativity
ALT3
Proposes three alternative approaches or solutions to a problem.
Example Usage
ALT3 for reducing customer churn.#brainstorming#alternatives#problem-solving
HOOKS10
Generates ten attention-grabbing hooks for content or marketing.
Example Usage
HOOKS10 for a newsletter about productivity.#brainstorming#hooks#marketing
HOOK10
Creates ten viral-worthy opening lines for any piece of content.
Example Usage
HOOK10 for a YouTube video about AI tools.#brainstorming#hooks#content
IDEAGEN
Generates a large batch of creative ideas using multiple ideation frameworks.
Example Usage
IDEAGEN for a new mobile app in the health space.#brainstorming#innovation#ideation
SCAMPER
Applies the SCAMPER innovation framework: Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Reverse.
Example Usage
SCAMPER on the traditional resume format.#brainstorming#innovation#frameworks
REMIX
Takes an existing concept and remixes it into something fresh and original.
Example Usage
REMIX the traditional job interview process.#brainstorming#creativity#innovation
/brainstorm100
Rapid-fires 100 raw ideas without filtering — quantity over quality.
Example Usage
/brainstorm100 side business ideas for developers.#brainstorming#volume#creativity
/viralhooks
Creates scroll-stopping hooks optimized for social media virality.
Example Usage
/viralhooks for a Twitter thread about productivity hacks.#brainstorming#social-media#viral
Analysis & Decision Making
13 codes
PROSCONS
Lists the main advantages and disadvantages.
Example Usage
PROSCONS of remote work.#analysis#decision
SWOT
Performs a Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats analysis.
Example Usage
SWOT analysis for launching an AI writing tool.#analysis#strategy#business
COMPARE
Creates a structured side-by-side comparison of two or more options.
Example Usage
COMPARE Next.js vs Astro for a content-heavy site.#analysis#comparison#evaluation
/assumptions
Surfaces and challenges hidden assumptions in a plan or argument.
Example Usage
/assumptions in our go-to-market strategy.#analysis#critical-thinking
/counter
Generates counterarguments to stress-test an idea or proposal.
Example Usage
/counter to the claim that AI will replace all jobs.#analysis#debate#critical-thinking
/debate
Simulates a balanced debate with arguments on both sides of an issue.
Example Usage
/debate on whether college degrees are still worth it.#analysis#debate#persuasion
/steelman
Presents the strongest possible version of an opposing argument.
Example Usage
/steelman the case for four-day work weeks.#analysis#argumentation#empathy
/devilsadvocate
Deliberately argues against your position to find weaknesses.
Example Usage
/devilsadvocate on our new pricing model.#analysis#critical-thinking#risk
RISKMAP
Maps out potential risks with probability and impact assessments.
Example Usage
RISKMAP for migrating to a new cloud provider.#analysis#risk#planning
SECONDORDER
Analyzes the second- and third-order consequences of a decision.
Example Usage
SECONDORDER effects of making our product free.#analysis#systems-thinking#consequences
REDTEAM
Attacks your plan or idea from every angle to find vulnerabilities.
Example Usage
REDTEAM our product launch strategy.#analysis#security#stress-test
DECIDE
Walks through a structured decision-making framework to reach a clear recommendation.
Example Usage
DECIDE between hiring in-house vs. outsourcing development.#analysis#decision#frameworks
PARETO
Identifies the 20% of actions that will drive 80% of the results.
Example Usage
PARETO analysis on our marketing channels.#analysis#efficiency#prioritization
Advanced Thinking Systems
14 codes
DELTR
Applies the DELTR framework: Define, Explore, Leverage, Transform, Reflect.
Example Usage
DELTR on how to pivot our business model.#thinking#frameworks#strategy
OODA
Applies the OODA Loop: Observe, Orient, Decide, Act — for rapid decision-making.
Example Usage
OODA on responding to a competitor's new feature launch.#thinking#strategy#military
KILLCRITIC
Brutally critiques an idea and identifies exactly what would kill it.
Example Usage
KILLCRITIC my startup pitch deck.#thinking#critique#validation
PARADOX
Explores the paradoxes and contradictions within a topic to find hidden insights.
Example Usage
PARADOX in the concept of "work-life balance".#thinking#philosophy#insight
LENSSTACK
Analyzes a problem through multiple disciplinary lenses stacked together.
Example Usage
LENSSTACK on urban transportation through economics, psychology, and ecology.#thinking#multidisciplinary#perspective
X10THINK
Forces 10x thinking — what would the solution look like if the goal was ten times bigger?
Example Usage
X10THINK on our customer acquisition strategy.#thinking#moonshot#innovation
HIDDENASSUMPTIONS
Systematically uncovers every hidden assumption lurking beneath a strategy or belief.
Example Usage
HIDDENASSUMPTIONS in "build it and they will come".#thinking#critical-analysis#assumptions
FRACTAL
Zooms in and out on a problem, examining it at micro, meso, and macro scales.
Example Usage
FRACTAL analysis of employee burnout.#thinking#systems#multi-scale
BLACKSWAN
Identifies unlikely but high-impact events that could disrupt a plan.
Example Usage
BLACKSWAN scenarios for our 5-year roadmap.#thinking#risk#disruption
REVERSEENGINEER
Works backward from a desired outcome to map the exact steps needed.
Example Usage
REVERSEENGINEER reaching $1M ARR in 12 months.#thinking#planning#strategy
SIGNALVSNOISE
Separates meaningful signals from irrelevant noise in data or information.
Example Usage
SIGNALVSNOISE in our customer feedback data.#thinking#analysis#data
HYPOTHESISGEN
Generates multiple testable hypotheses about why something is happening.
Example Usage
HYPOTHESISGEN on why our conversion rate dropped.#thinking#scientific-method#testing
SYSTEMMAP
Maps out the interconnected components, feedback loops, and dependencies of a system.
Example Usage
SYSTEMMAP of our content marketing ecosystem.#thinking#systems-thinking#mapping
META
Steps above the conversation to analyze how the discussion itself is framed.
Example Usage
META — are we even asking the right question here?#thinking#metacognition#framing
Creative & Content
7 codes
/simulate
Runs a detailed simulation of a scenario to explore possible outcomes.
Example Usage
/simulate what happens if we raise prices by 30%.#creative#simulation#scenarios
/predict
Makes reasoned predictions about future developments based on current data.
Example Usage
/predict the state of AI coding assistants in 2028.#creative#forecasting#trends
/futurehistory
Writes a "history from the future" — a retrospective on events that haven't happened yet.
Example Usage
/futurehistory of how remote work reshaped cities by 2035.#creative#futurism#narrative
/reverse
Flips a problem on its head — how would you guarantee failure? Then invert it.
Example Usage
/reverse — how to guarantee our product launch fails.#creative#inversion#problem-solving
SCRIPT
Writes a structured script for videos, podcasts, presentations, or skits.
Example Usage
SCRIPT for a 3-minute explainer video on cloud computing.#creative#scriptwriting#video
THREAD
Creates a viral-ready social media thread with hooks, insights, and a strong closer.
Example Usage
THREAD on 10 lessons I learned building my first SaaS.#creative#social-media#writing
/storymode
Transforms dry information into an engaging narrative or story format.
Example Usage
/storymode this technical case study about database migration.#creative#storytelling#narrative
Coding
3 codes
DEBUG
Systematically identifies the root cause of a bug and suggests the fix.
Example Usage
DEBUG this React component that re-renders infinitely.#coding#debugging#troubleshooting
EXPLAINCODE
Walks through code line-by-line explaining what each part does and why.
Example Usage
EXPLAINCODE this recursive function.#coding#learning#documentation
OPTIMIZE
Refactors code for better performance, readability, or maintainability.
Example Usage
OPTIMIZE this SQL query that takes 8 seconds.#coding#performance#refactoring
Utility & Power Commands
18 codes
/convert
Converts content from one format to another (Markdown → HTML, JSON → CSV, etc.).
Example Usage
/convert this CSV data to a markdown table.#utility#formatting#conversion
/translate
Translates text between languages while preserving tone and cultural context.
Example Usage
/translate this landing page copy to Spanish.#utility#language#localization
/tonechange
Shifts the emotional tone of text (e.g., serious → playful, angry → empathetic).
Example Usage
/tonechange this complaint email to be more diplomatic.#utility#tone#communication
/examples
Generates concrete, real-world examples to illustrate an abstract concept.
Example Usage
/examples of the sunk cost fallacy in everyday life.#utility#learning#illustration
/usecases
Maps out practical use cases for a tool, technology, or concept.
Example Usage
/usecases for vector databases beyond AI.#utility#applications#strategy
/breakdown
Decomposes a complex topic into its constituent parts and relationships.
Example Usage
/breakdown the components of a successful landing page.#utility#analysis#structure
/stepbystep
Provides a meticulous step-by-step walkthrough with no assumptions about prior knowledge.
Example Usage
/stepbystep guide to deploying a Next.js app to Vercel.#utility#how-to#tutorial
/insights
Extracts non-obvious patterns, trends, and insights from information.
Example Usage
/insights from this quarterly sales data.#utility#analysis#intelligence
/clarify
Rephrases confusing or ambiguous text to make it crystal clear.
Example Usage
/clarify this API documentation section.#utility#clarity#communication
/expandideas
Takes a seed idea and develops it into a fully fleshed-out concept.
Example Usage
/expandideas on a gamified onboarding flow.#utility#creativity#development
/compress
Aggressively compresses information to its absolute essential core.
Example Usage
/compress this 2000-word report to under 200 words.#utility#summary#concise
/reframe
Reframes a problem or situation from a completely different perspective.
Example Usage
/reframe "we have too few customers" as an opportunity.#utility#perspective#problem-solving
/coach
Provides personalized coaching advice like a professional mentor or advisor.
Example Usage
/coach me through preparing for a difficult conversation with my manager.#utility#coaching#personal-development
/critique
Provides honest, constructive feedback with specific suggestions for improvement.
Example Usage
/critique my pitch deck for investor readiness.#utility#feedback#improvement
/improvehooks
Takes existing hooks or headlines and makes them more compelling.
Example Usage
/improvehooks on these five email subject lines.#utility#copywriting#hooks
/systemrewrite
Rewrites an AI system prompt to be more effective and precisely scoped.
Example Usage
/systemrewrite this chatbot prompt for better guardrails.#utility#prompt-engineering#AI
/autoprompt
Automatically generates the optimal prompt for a given task or goal.
Example Usage
/autoprompt for creating a weekly newsletter.#utility#prompt-engineering#meta
/godmode
Activates maximum detail, depth, and creativity — no shortcuts, no summaries.
Example Usage
/godmode full business plan for an AI-powered tutoring platform.#utility#power#comprehensive