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Hasan Toor

@hasantoxr

Apr 20, 2023 • 17 tweets • 6 min read • Read on X

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15 Best ChatGPT prompts to finish hours of work in seconds(all new):

1. All in one prompt for you

Train ChatGPT to write its own unlimited prompts for you.

Prompt:

You are GPT-4, OpenAI's advanced language model. Today, your job is to generate prompts for GPT-4. Can you generate the best prompts on ways to <what you want>

2. Cover Letter Writer

One of my favourite prompts for writing a cover letter

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3. Startup Idea Pitcher Template

By following this prompt, entrepreneurs can ensure that they cover all the critical elements of their startup idea and avoid missing essential information.

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4. Learn code fast!

Just paste your code/coding problem or concept below, and it will explain it to you.

works well for understanding LeetCode problems.

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5. Become A Textbook On Any Subject You Choose

This prompt allows you to treat ChatGPT as a textbook, with the first step being that it shows you the table of contents.

6. Revise User Writing

Improve users' grammar and vocabulary with this Prompt and also maintain writing style.

Copy-paste the prompt from image ALT.

7. My ChatGPT Prompts Cheat Sheet for beginners🔥

Unlock the 100% potential of ChatGPT with this cheat sheet.

8. This cheat sheet will help you understand the workings of prompts.

9. Make ChatGPT your personal trainer:

This prompt will turn ChatGPT into your personal AI trainer.

This will help you generate a custom plan for you that will help you achieve your goals in the best way possible related to your health

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10. I made a ChatGPT Cheat Sheet for Advance level

Use this Cheat Sheet for learn everything about ChatGPT Prompts

11. Get medical help:

This prompt will turn ChatGPT into an AI doctor that will ask you questions to understand your problem and then provide possible solutions.

Copy-paste the prompt from the image.

12. Make ChatGPT a plagiarism checker:

This prompt will help you turn ChatGPT into a plagiarism checker.

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13. Create unique selling points

This prompt will help you create amazing ideas for selling anything.

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14. Generate Engaging Stories

With this, ChatGPT will tell a story on the topic provided without copying content from anywhere.

It will choose the theme itself, you just need to provide the moral you want to focus on.

Copy-paste Prompt from image.

15. Make ChatGPT Write Poems

This prompt heavily focuses on poetry that evokes emotions, which should work fine for most types of poetry topics.

Although if you want ChatGPT to be funny or witty a little, then you can add a line asking to make it funny.

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Hasan Toor

@hasantoxr

Dec 27

🚨 HOT TAKE: Google Research just dropped the textbook killer.

Its called "Learn Your Way" and it uses LearnLM to transform any PDF into 5 personalized learning formats. Students using it scored 78% vs 67% on retention tests.

The new education revolution is here.

The issue with textbooks is that they're the same for everyone and can be really boring.

Google's idea is genius: AI checks out what you like (like sports, music, or food) and knows your grade level, then changes the examples to fit what you actually care about.

Physics starts to make sense, and history feels more connected to you.

But it doesn't stop at personalization.

The system generates 5 completely different ways to learn the same content:

- Interactive text with embedded questions
- Audio lessons with AI teacher conversations
- Narrated slides with fill-in-the-blanks
- Mind maps you can zoom in/out
- Section quizzes

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Hasan Toor

@hasantoxr

Dec 25

I used to spend 20 hours a week on content. Now I spend 45 minutes.

The difference? I stopped writing prompts and started building a "Studio Engine."

Here are the 12 prompts I used to scale our output by 600% while increasing our engagement rate by 22%.

This is the most valuable system I’ve built all year. 🧵

1/ The “Voice Injection” Prompt

Gets the model to fully absorb your writing style.

“Here are 5 samples of my writing. Extract my tone, pacing, sentence structure, and emotional signatures. Confirm when my ‘voice profile’ is ready.”

This sets the foundation.

2/ The “Idea Engine” Prompt

Infinite hooks, titles, and angles.

“Generate 20 content ideas that could go viral in my niche. Mix curiosity, tension, and contrarian angles. No clichés.”

It’s like having a strategy intern.

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Hasan Toor

@hasantoxr

Dec 23

Prompt engineering is dead.

Anthropic just published their internal playbook on what actually matters: XML-structured prompting.

Only 2% of users know this exists.

Here's what changed:

Anthropic's engineers built Claude to understand XML tags.

Not as code.

As cognitive containers.

Each tag tells Claude: "This is a separate thinking space."

It's like giving the model a filing system.

The difference is brutal.

Standard prompt: "Write a product description for running shoes considering comfort, durability, and style."

Claude gives you generic output.

Tagged prompt:

Write a product description
running shoes

- comfort
- durability
- style

Output quality jumps 40%.

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Hasan Toor

@hasantoxr

Dec 20

Top engineers at OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google don't prompt like you do.

They use 10 techniques that turn mediocre outputs into production-grade results.

I spent 2 weeks reverse-engineering their methods.

Here's what actually works (steal the prompts + techniques) 👇

Technique 1: Constraint-Based Prompting

Most prompts are too open-ended. Engineers add hard constraints that force the model into a narrower solution space, eliminating 80% of bad outputs before they happen.

Template:

Generate [output] with these non-negotiable constraints:
- Must include: [requirement 1], [requirement 2]
- Must avoid: [restriction 1], [restriction 2]
- Format: [exact structure]
- Length: [specific range]

Example:

Generate a product description for wireless headphones with these constraints:
- Must include: battery life in hours, noise cancellation rating, weight
- Must avoid: marketing fluff, comparisons to competitors, subjective claims
- Format: 3 bullet points followed by 1 sentence summary
- Length: 50-75 words total

Technique 2: Multi-Shot with Failure Cases

Everyone uses examples. Engineers show the model what NOT to do. This creates boundaries that few-shot alone can't establish.

Template:

Task: [what you want]

Good example:
[correct output]

Bad example:
[incorrect output]
Reason it fails: [specific explanation]

Now do this: [your actual request]

Example:

Task: Write a technical explanation of API rate limiting

Good example:
"Rate limiting restricts clients to 100 requests per minute by tracking request timestamps in Redis. When exceeded, the server returns 429 status."

Bad example:
"Rate limiting is when you limit the rate of something to make sure nobody uses too much."
Reason it fails: Too vague, no technical specifics, doesn't explain implementation

Now explain database indexing.

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Hasan Toor

@hasantoxr

Dec 17

WARNING: After you use these prompts, you’ll never write the same way again.

This might be the most useful thing I’ve shared all year.

Here are 12 prompts turn any LLM into a full writing studio that works harder than you do:

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Hasan Toor

@hasantoxr

Dec 10

Holy shit... Someone just built an AI agent that monitors the entire internet for you 24/7 and only messages you when something actually matters.

It's called Scouts, and here's how it works:

Most tracking tools require exact parameters.

But real life isn't exact:
"Let me know when there is a round-trip flight from any bay area airport to any airport in Australia or New Zealand for a 9-12 day trip in March, April, May or June costing under $1000 total. Include all taxes and fees. Prioritize non-stop flights.

That's 3 airports × dozens of destinations × 4 months × fluctuating prices.

You'd need to check daily. Scouts does it automatically.

I set up a Scout to know when there is an original or faithfully restored Pac-Man arcade cabinet from the 1980s for sale. Include both upright and cocktail table versions. Avoid miniature reproductions or new replica builds unless noted for comparison.

It continuously monitors listings, filters out perfume/menswear/sunglasses, and emails me only when rare archival pieces appear.

I just reply to the email to refine what I'm looking for.

No manual searching. No missing drops.