Jul 1 • LLMs Chat
ChatGPT Prompting Secret Codes — Do You Know Them?
If you’ve been around the internet, you probably already know some of these short-hand terms. But did you know you can use them directly in ChatGPT to get better results, faster?
These little prompt “cheat codes” save time and make you sound smarter than 99% of users.
Here are 5 of my favs you can use right now 👇
1. ELI5: (Explain Like I'm 5)
AI breaks down anything you don’t understand into simple, clear language.
Use it for: new tech, business models, confusing topics.
ELI5: What is quantum computing?
2. TLDR: (Too Long; Didn’t Read)
Need a fast summary? Paste in a wall of text and get a clear, short version.
Perfect for reports, emails, or articles.
TLDR: [paste the long stuff here]
3. Jargonize:
Turn casual language into professional or “expert mode.”
Great for LinkedIn, whitepapers, proposals, or speaking decks.
Jargonize: Here's a quick update about our AI program...
4. Humanize:
Make robotic AI responses feel like you wrote them.
Use this when you need warmth, clarity, and flow.
Humanize: My product helps people save time with simple AI tools.
5. Feynman Technique:
Go deep. Teach yourself (or your audience) anything by breaking it down in steps.
Combine this with ELI5 for magic.
Feynman Technique: How does generative AI learn patterns?
Bonus Favorites:
Try these more advanced ones too:
Dialectic: for pro/con style thinking
Layered Insight: for multiple levels of analysis
Pre-Mortem: to explore what could go wrong before launching
3-Pass Analysis: skim, scan, and deep read style breakdown
Systematic Bias Check: flag hidden bias in your AI results
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ChatGPT Prompting Secret Codes — Do You Know Them?
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