Add safe facts and blanks

Add only the facts that help, and keep private ones out.

A few facts make the answer better. Too few, and it is vague, which means unclear. Too many, and the card is hard to reuse.

Pick up to three safe facts. Good ones are the tone, the length, who it is for, or the form. Form just means the shape, like a text or a list.

Now the safety part. Never save names, addresses, account numbers, or passwords. Never save private health or exact money details. If you would not want it pasted again, leave it out.

Turn any private or changing detail into a blank instead. A blank is a word in brackets, like [name], [place], or [day]. The blank holds the spot without saving anything private.

And one rule above all. ChatGPT is not the final word on health, money, legal, account, or safety choices. For those, ask a real person.

Buddy says

When in doubt, make it a blank. A blank is safe to save. A real detail may not be.

Watch a saved prompt get the right facts and safe blanks.

Add three safe facts to your own saved prompt.

Pick a low-stakes prompt, like a note, a list, or a plan. Write its one job. Then add up to three safe facts, like tone, length, or form. Use blanks for anything private. Leave health, money, and legal choices for a real person.