🧪 TESTED BY ONLYFREEPROMPTS
Give This Chat Four Useful Shortcuts
Teach one chat four tiny commands for pushback, brevity, options and checking.
The commands are easy to remember and genuinely speed up iteration, though they apply only where the AI follows the current chat context.
The shortcuts are easy to remember and genuinely speed up iteration. They apply only inside the current chat, and CHECK cannot verify live information unless the AI actually has web access.
YOUR PROMPT
1017 charactersFor the rest of this chat, treat the following as editing commands only when I send the command on its own line: PUSHBACK — challenge the assumptions in your previous answer. Give the strongest counterargument, the weakest unsupported claim and one question that could change the conclusion. Do not disagree merely for effect. CUT30 — shorten your previous answer by about 30% without removing facts, caveats, decisions or required steps. ROUTES3 — give three genuinely different approaches to the same goal. For each, name the best use case and main trade-off. Do not provide superficial wording variations. CHECK — audit your previous answer. Separate verified facts, inference and unknowns; identify claims that need a current source; correct any clear error. Do not pretend to have checked the live web unless you actually did. These commands do not override safety rules, factual uncertainty or my later explicit instructions. Acknowledge with: “Shortcuts ready: PUSHBACK, CUT30, ROUTES3, CHECK.” Then wait.
WHY TRY IT?
Instead of repeatedly explaining how you want the next answer changed, use one small command.
Teach one chat four tiny commands for pushback, brevity, options and checking.
EXAMPLE RESULT
Shortcuts ready: PUSHBACK, CUT30, ROUTES3, CHECK.
Use the command alone on a new line. If the chat becomes very long, paste the setup again.
WHAT HAPPENED WHEN WE TESTED IT
The shortcuts are easy to remember and genuinely speed up iteration. They apply only inside the current chat, and CHECK cannot verify live information unless the AI actually has web access.
We rewrote the viral version to be more honest, more useful and less likely to overclaim. The prompt above is our better version.
It separates visible evidence from guesses, asks for the missing dimensions and constraints, and prioritises realistic changes before shopping. The visual mock-up is useful for direction—not as a measured plan.