Each code below changes how ChatGPT responds by forcing a specific mode, format, or reasoning pattern. Here are all 100, organized by category.
Core Writing & Style
Prompt
/human — Rewrites text so it sounds natural, not robotic /rewrite — Rephrases while keeping the core meaning /improve — Upgrades clarity, flow, and overall quality /shorten — Condenses into a tighter version /expand — Adds detail, depth, and supporting context /simplify — Makes text easier to understand with plainer language /formal — Changes tone to professional /casual — Changes tone to relaxed and conversational
Explanation Levels
Prompt
ELI5 — Explains like you're 5 EL10 — Simple with slightly more depth EL15 — Basic teen level with moderate detail ELICollege — Academic depth and rigor ELIPhD — Highly advanced and technical /analogies — Explains using comparisons to familiar things /deep — More detailed and layered explanation /why — Focuses on the reason or mechanism behind something /firstprinciples — Breaks down to fundamental truths
Formatting & Output
Prompt
TLDR — Shortest useful summary BULLETS — Turns output into bullet points TABLE — Formats as a table for comparison CHECKLIST — Converts to an actionable checklist STEPS — Turns into a step-by-step process /outline — Organizes into a structured outline /summary — Concise summary of main points /keypoints — Pulls out only the most important takeaways
Learning & Study
Prompt
QUIZME — Creates quiz questions from the material FLASHCARDS — Turns material into flashcard-style Q&A TESTME — Tests understanding with questions SOCRATIC — Teaches by asking guided questions /socratic — Switches to question-led teaching style FEYNMAN — Explains as simply as possible for true understanding MISCONCEPTIONS — Lists common misunderstandings about a topic TIMELINE — Organizes into chronological order /teachme — Frames the response as a lesson
Brainstorming & Ideas
Prompt
IDEAS10 — Generates 10 ideas around a topic ALT3 — Provides 3 different alternatives HOOKS10 — Generates 10 hook ideas for content HOOK10 — Creates 10 short hook options for testing IDEAGEN — Produces a wider spread of idea directions SCAMPER — Uses the SCAMPER creativity framework REMIX — Combines two concepts into a new hybrid idea /brainstorm100 — Pushes for a massive batch of ideas /viralhooks — Generates hooks designed to grab attention fast
Analysis & Decision Making
Prompt
PROSCONS — Lists advantages and disadvantages SWOT — Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats COMPARE — Compares two or more options side by side /assumptions — Identifies hidden assumptions in a claim /counter — Generates the strongest counterargument /debate — Explores both sides in a balanced way /steelman — Builds the strongest version of an opposing argument /devilsadvocate — Challenges your idea by arguing against it RISKMAP — Identifies key risks in a plan SECONDORDER — Looks beyond first effects to later consequences REDTEAM — Critiques aggressively to expose weaknesses DECIDE — Creates a structured decision framework PARETO — Finds the small actions that drive most results
Advanced Thinking Systems
Prompt
DELTR — Decompose, evaluate, limit, transform, rebuild OODA — Observe, orient, decide, act KILLCRITIC — Forces blunt critique focused on flaws PARADOX — Looks for contradictions inside an idea LENSSTACK — Examines a topic through multiple perspectives X10THINK — Think 10x more deeply before answering HIDDENASSUMPTIONS — Surfaces assumptions easy to miss FRACTAL — Explores by zooming in and out across levels BLACKSWAN — Focus on rare but high-impact possibilities REVERSEENGINEER — Works backward to infer how something functions SIGNALVSNOISE — Separates useful info from distractions HYPOTHESISGEN — Generates multiple explanations for an observation SYSTEMMAP — Maps actors, forces, and relationships in a system META — Examines the framing of the question itself
Creative & Content
Prompt
/simulate — Simulates a scenario, conversation, or role-play /predict — Projects likely future outcomes /futurehistory — Describes the future as if already remembered /reverse — Works backward by describing failure first, then inverting SCRIPT — Formats output like a script for video or dialogue THREAD — Structures response like a social media thread /storymode — Shifts the answer into a narrative-driven style
Coding
Prompt
DEBUG — Finds likely bugs or errors in code EXPLAINCODE — Explains what code is doing in plain language OPTIMIZE — Improves code for speed, efficiency, or cleanliness
Utility & Power Commands
Prompt
/convert — Converts content from one format to another /translate — Translates text into another language /tonechange — Changes the emotional or stylistic tone /examples — Adds examples to make the idea easier to grasp /usecases — Lists practical situations where the idea applies /breakdown — Splits a complex topic into smaller parts /stepbystep — Forces a sequential process /insights — Pulls out notable observations or patterns /clarify — Clears up ambiguity, makes meaning more precise /expandideas — Takes a rough idea and develops it further /compress — Shrinks content while preserving the main message /reframe — Presents the same idea from a different angle /coach — Frames answer as guidance from a coach or mentor /critique — Reviews work and points out what needs improvement /improvehooks — Refines hooks to make them more compelling /systemrewrite — Rewrites text to feel more structured and systemized /autoprompt — Generates a better prompt from a rough request /godmode — Pushes for a more assertive and comprehensive response