Add a few facts to your ask

Step 1 of 6

Picking up from last time

Last time you sent your first ask. Now we make it fit you.

Sometimes the first answer feels too plain. It is kind, but a little stiff.

That almost always means one thing. ChatGPT needs a few more facts from you.

ChatGPT is a free helper you type to, like a smart pen pal. The fix is easy. You add two or three small facts. No more than that.

Who it is for“it is for my neighbor”

The reason“they brought us a kind lunch”

The feeling you want“warm and easy”

Use this for safe, everyday tasks: a note, a list, a plan. For health, money, legal, account, or safety questions, ask a real person instead.

And keep it private. Leave out names, home addresses, phone numbers, account numbers, and health details.

Buddy says

A few clear facts beat a long list every time. Two or three is plenty.

The safe-words trick

Trade private details for safe stand-in words.

ChatGPT does not need your private details to help you.

So if a fact has a real name, swap it for a safe word.

“Mrs. Alvarez” becomes “my neighbor.” The fact stays true. The private part is gone.

A real namebecomes “my neighbor” or “my friend”

A doctor or clinicbecomes “my doctor”

A placebecomes “the store” or “the community center”

When in doubt, leave it out. You can almost always get a good answer without the private detail. A stand-in word is just a plain word that takes the place of a private one.

Buddy says

Read your facts one time. See a real name? Trade it for a safe word.

See it work

Watch a few safe facts make the answer fit.

A quick, vague try

Write me a short, warm thank-you text for a neighbour. Keep it short and plain.

Add the who, what & how

A clear request

Please help me write a thank-you text. Here are the facts that matter: it is for my neighbor, the reason is a kind lunch, and I want it to feel warm. I left private details out.

What the AI sends back

Hi! Thank you so much for the lunch the other day. It was so kind and warm of you. We really enjoyed every bite, and we feel lucky to have you right next door.

It is the same task. But now ChatGPT knows who it is for, the reason, and the feeling you want. That is why it fits so much better. And no real name was needed.

Your turn, no wrong answers

Add two or three safe facts to your ask.

Take a safe ask: a note, a list, or a plan. Add two or three facts: who it is for, the reason, and the feeling. Use safe stand-in words in place of real names.

Your practice box, just for you. What you type here stays on this page. It is not the AI.

Stuck? Just answer two questions: who is it for, and why? One of those is usually the missing fact.

Type anything in the box, even a few words. There is no wrong answer here. Then this opens.

It opens right next to this page, so you never lose your spot. Come back any time. Nothing here disappears.

Step 1 of 6

Picking up from last time

Last time you sent your first ask. Now we make it fit you.

Sometimes the first answer feels too plain. It is kind, but a little stiff.

That almost always means one thing. ChatGPT needs a few more facts from you.

ChatGPT is a free helper you type to, like a smart pen pal. The fix is easy. You add two or three small facts. No more than that.

Who it is for“it is for my neighbor”

The reason“they brought us a kind lunch”

The feeling you want“warm and easy”

Use this for safe, everyday tasks: a note, a list, a plan. For health, money, legal, account, or safety questions, ask a real person instead.

And keep it private. Leave out names, home addresses, phone numbers, account numbers, and health details.

Buddy says

A few clear facts beat a long list every time. Two or three is plenty.

The safe-words trick

Trade private details for safe stand-in words.

ChatGPT does not need your private details to help you.

So if a fact has a real name, swap it for a safe word.

“Mrs. Alvarez” becomes “my neighbor.” The fact stays true. The private part is gone.

A real namebecomes “my neighbor” or “my friend”

A doctor or clinicbecomes “my doctor”

A placebecomes “the store” or “the community center”

When in doubt, leave it out. You can almost always get a good answer without the private detail. A stand-in word is just a plain word that takes the place of a private one.

Buddy says

Read your facts one time. See a real name? Trade it for a safe word.

See it work

Watch a few safe facts make the answer fit.

A quick, vague try

Write me a short, warm thank-you text for a neighbour. Keep it short and plain.

Add the who, what & how

A clear request

Please help me write a thank-you text. Here are the facts that matter: it is for my neighbor, the reason is a kind lunch, and I want it to feel warm. I left private details out.

What the AI sends back

Hi! Thank you so much for the lunch the other day. It was so kind and warm of you. We really enjoyed every bite, and we feel lucky to have you right next door.

It is the same task. But now ChatGPT knows who it is for, the reason, and the feeling you want. That is why it fits so much better. And no real name was needed.

Your turn, no wrong answers

Add two or three safe facts to your ask.

Take a safe ask: a note, a list, or a plan. Add two or three facts: who it is for, the reason, and the feeling. Use safe stand-in words in place of real names.

Your practice box, just for you. What you type here stays on this page. It is not the AI.

Stuck? Just answer two questions: who is it for, and why? One of those is usually the missing fact.

Type anything in the box, even a few words. There is no wrong answer here. Then this opens.

It opens right next to this page, so you never lose your spot. Come back any time. Nothing here disappears.

Add a few facts to your ask

Last time you sent your first ask. Now we make it fit you.

Trade private details for safe stand-in words.

Watch a few safe facts make the answer fit.

Which one gives AI the right few facts?

Add two or three safe facts to your ask.

You made your ask fit your real task.

Add a few facts to your ask

Last time you sent your first ask. Now we make it fit you.

Trade private details for safe stand-in words.

Watch a few safe facts make the answer fit.

Which one gives AI the right few facts?

Add two or three safe facts to your ask.

You made your ask fit your real task.

Last time you sent your first ask. Now we make it fit you.

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Last time you sent your first ask. Now we make it fit you.

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