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| - title: ChatGPT Enterprise Prompting Guide | ||
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| ## 4. Write the prompt clearly | ||
| **Before you write the full prompt, take 30 seconds to outline the job in a simple structure. The easiest way is to use headings.** | ||
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| All LLMs understand a language called “markdown” – the easiest aspect to master in markdown is that “#” is a label for “Header”. So in ChatGPT, the model understands that a line that starts with “#” is a section or header title in a document. It helps both you and ChatGPT quickly see what each part of the prompt is doing. |
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minor nit: looks like there is an extra whitespace after "#"
| * Acceptance criteria: How you’ll decide it’s correct. <br> | ||
| Examples: “contains 3 action items,” “matches our template,” “valid CSV that parses.” | ||
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| ## 5. Use ChatGPT to help you prompt (meta-prompting) |
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nit: make a reference to skills here too
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1 comment at the top, otherwise I'm ready to approve
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| Skills are small reusable add-ons that teach ChatGPT how to perform a specific task or follow a repeatable workflow. This Skill is designed to help apply the guidance in this guide more consistently, so you can get better results with less setup each time. | ||
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| **To install it:** |
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This needs to be way clearer on how to install it. I would assume this audience is using ChatGPT. So I would walk them through: log into ChatGPT, open up your name in the bottom left, click on skills, click new skill, then pick "upload from your computer"
If someone is already advanced enough to use Codex, they probably don't need this guide as much, but you could have a separate section on how to install a skill in Codex if you wanted to
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Adjusted to be more clear, let me know how it looks now!
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