ChatGPT Cheatsheet(Prompting Frameworks)
Make your prompts the blueprint of productivity, guiding ChatGPT to deliver practical advice and solutions for your everyday tasks.
In this blog post, I have shared four amazing Prompting frameworks that can improve your prompting skills.
Many are still leveraging less than 10% of ChatGPT capabilities — Master prompt crafting using this cheatsheet and the four promoting techniques.
Before we start, remember these pro tips…
- It’s better to use ChatGPT alongside other productivity tools to maximize efficiency.
- Use a handful of budget-friendly productivity and AI tools in conjunction with ChatGPT, such as Notion-AI(AI-Everything app), Miro(Free Visual Content Creation from text/chat tool), Quillbot(Grammarly’s more affordable and better version), and SaneBox(Free Email Management tool), which I personally use.
- These tools are not only cost-effective but will also significantly boost your productivity, enabling you to excel in your day-to-day tasks.
- Not happy with the output? Tweak these prompts slightly and try again, or ask it to improve its answer.
- Good prompting skills will always benefit you, whether working with ChatGPT or any other LLM/Generative AI tool.
To add more value and as a USP of my blog, at the end of this blog post, I have designed and attached a cheat sheet of the prompts discussed here for you to use and share.
Also, I’ll share this month’s bonus tip or best productivity tools that are cheap, effective, and a game changer, which I personally use, prefer, and insist you all try. So do check them out and use them.
Here is the Bonus tip for you all:
Bonus Tip — Miro is an AI-native app designed to streamline the process of brainstorming, studying, organizing, note-taking and presenting ideas.
Create stunning visual content(mind-maps, flowcharts, presentations etc) simply by chatting.
Miro helps convert your notes and structured essays into beautiful mind maps. It can create an easy-to-understand visual presentation from any idea or prompt.
Just enter a prompt, and you get a beautiful chart of your choice amongst the 2500+ free concept map templates. It makes me and my team understand everything faster,more efficient, and save a tonne of time.
I use it to create stunning mind maps, visual brainstorming, creating flowcharts and other presentations from my unorganized notes and ideas especially for my work, and studies.
This app has completely revolutionized the way I take notes and record my ideas, as someone who enjoys taking notes and jotting down every idea, this app is truly a game-changer.
It is another value-for-money tool that is dirt cheap compared to the amazing features it provides. Trust me, you will absolutely fall in love with this app’s simplicity, user experience, and ease of use.
Pricing: Freemium
I strongly recommend it to everyone. Definitely a must-have visual productivity tool in your list.
MIRO is truly your perfect day-to-day visual study/brainstorming/ideation buddy.
Bonus Tip 2: One great AI Productivity Writing tool I recently started using for day-to-day writing and tasks such as plagiarism checker, grammar checker, QuillBot-Flow , QuillBot AI Content Detector, Paraphraser, Summariser, and translator is QuillBot .
I wanted to try something similar and cheaper than Grammarly(12$ per month).
I took up its yearly premium for around $4/month (58% off) . The price was literally dirt cheap compared to other writing tools I have used in the past.
I personally love QuillBot Flow, and the whole set of amazing writing tools it offers.
Personally, it’s UI and UX is very simple and easy to use. So I just wanted to share this awesome, productive tool with you all. Do check it out and use it in your day-to-day writing tasks.
It is literally a one-stop shop writing productivity tool for everyone.
I really insist you go try the above tools out. Trust me, you won’t regret using these tools and will thank me later.
Let’s get started:
INDEX
- SWOT — Strengths-Weaknesses-Opportunities-Threats
- STAR — Situation-Task-Action-Result
- CLEAR — Challenge-Limitation-Effect-Action-Result
- PAR — Problem-Action-Result
SWOT — Strengths-Weaknesses-Opportunities-Threats
A strategic planning framework that can be adapted to AI prompting to analyze situations or decisions.
Formula: Analyze [Strengths], acknowledge [Weaknesses], explore and consider [Opportunities], and consider [Threats].
Example: Analyze someone aiming to advance in the field of [insert career field]. Consider [Strengths] such as existing skills and experience, [Weaknesses] that include gaps in the resume, [Opportunities] for professional development, and (Threats] like market saturation.
STAR — Situation-Task-Action-Result
Often used in behavioral interview contexts.
Formula: Describe [Situation], outline the [Task] taken, and share the [Result]
Example: In a declining market [Situation], my task is to maintain sales volume [Task]. What are the possible initiatives [Actions], to retain the majority of our customers base [Result]
CLEAR — Challenge-Limitation-Effect-Action-Result
This is used to identify challenges, explain limitatio ns, suggest possible actions, and anticipate future outcomes.
Formula: Identify a [challenge], acknowledge a [Limitation], predict the [Effect], propose an [Action], and envisage the [Result].
Example: The challenge of declining user engagement [Challenge], limited by our current platform capabilities [Limitation], leads to lower retention [Effect], what upgrades to our platform [Action] will increase engagement [Result].
PAR — Problem-Action-Result
Often used in behavioral interview contexts but focuses on problem-solving scenarios.
Formula: State the [Problem], describe the [Action] taken, and reveal the [Result]
Example: Facing the problem of high employee attrition [Problem], how to introduce an employee engagement program [Action], to increase retention quickly [Result]
Do save, copy-paste and try out these prompting frameworks.
CONCLUSION
I hope you enjoyed reading this blog to use these four amazing prompting frameworks to upgrade your prompting skills.
Awesome, you have reached the end and have already become more smarter, more effective, and productive just by learning about these Prompting frameworks. The next step is to use them. Good luck!
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The cheat sheet, save this post in your reading list, copy and paste the prompts from below, and keep it as a reference:
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Please take something of value from this blog post and this cheat sheet.
Let’s harness the power of AI and technology to create a better future.
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