Turns typed notes into a realistic handwritten notebook page. Try: /handwrittennotes [paste your notes]
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The three codes from the video plus 33 more, for study, work and productivity. Paste one pack into ChatGPT once, then a short code does the work of a long prompt.
Open it, and see what is inside.
Three cards you copy and paste into any AI chat.
The usual problems, and the fix for each.
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ChatGPT has no built-in /stickynotes. A code is a rule you install once: paste a pack into a chat or a Project, and from then on a few characters do the work of a long prompt.
Open The ChatGPT Codes GuidePDF . opens in a new tab22 pages, 36 codes in three packs (Study, Work, Productivity): the four ways to set them up, every code with what to type, how to stack them, how to make your own, and a one-page cheat sheet.
Turns typed notes into a realistic handwritten notebook page. Try: /handwrittennotes [paste your notes]
Turns any topic into a labeled visual diagram. Try: /visualizelearning how a bill becomes a law
Turns a whole chapter into sticky-note summaries. Try: /stickynotes [paste the chapter]
Makes flashcards you can import into Anki or Quizlet. Try: /flashcards [paste notes]
Quizzes you one question at a time and grades you. Try: /quizme cell biology, chapter 4
Explains anything in plain words. Try: /eli5 inflation
Checks your understanding when you explain it back. Try: /feynman [your explanation]
Predicts the questions most likely to be on the test. Try: /examprep [paste syllabus or notes]
Builds a day-by-day plan up to your exam. Try: /studyplan biology final on Dec 12, 2 hrs a day
Makes memory hooks for lists you have to memorize. Try: /mnemonic the 7 layers of the OSI model
Turns a prompt into an essay outline you write yourself. Try: /outline did the printing press cause the Reformation?
Finds the mistakes in your answer and explains them. Try: /checkmywork [paste question + your answer]
Plus 12 work codes and 12 productivity codes in the guide and in the packs below.
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Tap Copy, paste into ChatGPT, send. Then type a code, for example /stickynotes, and paste your chapter after it. Type /codes to see the list.
Pack 1 of 3 . start here
The 12 study codes, including the three from the video. Paste it as the first message of a new chat, or into a ChatGPT Project's instructions so it stays.
CODES. When my message starts with a code, apply its rule to the text after it (or to our chat). Reply in text; make an image only if the rule says image. Ask one short question if you need info. /handwrittennotes = make an image of my notes as a real handwritten notebook page: lined paper, red title, blue pen, yellow highlights, all text exact. /visualizelearning = teach the topic as one clear labeled diagram (image), then 3 lines on how to read it. /stickynotes = 4-8 sticky notes as plain text in the chat, never an image: title + max 25 words each, only what is worth remembering. /flashcards = make flashcards, one fact each, as lines of front;back. /quizme = quiz me one question at a time, wait for my answer, grade it, explain misses, score after 10. /eli5 = explain it so a 12 year old gets it: plain words, one analogy, one example, then one check question. /feynman = I will explain the topic; find gaps and errors, then give the corrected version. /examprep = predict 10 likely exam questions and what a full-mark answer must include. /studyplan = day by day study plan to the exam with review days; ask date, topics, hours a day. /mnemonic = make memory hooks for the list: an acronym, a short story, a rhyme. /outline = essay outline: thesis, 3-5 sections with point + evidence needed, one counterargument; do not write the essay. /checkmywork = check my answer: mark each mistake, explain why, give a hint before the fix. /codes = list every code with one line each.
Pack 2 of 3
Emails, replies, meeting notes, summaries and decisions. Paste it as the first message of a new chat, or into a ChatGPT Project's instructions so it stays.
CODES. When my message starts with a code, apply its rule to the text after it (or to our chat). Reply in text; make an image only if the rule says image. Ask one short question if you need info. /bluf = rewrite bottom line first: the answer in one line, 3 bullets of why, then the ask. /email = write the email from my notes: subject line, under 120 words, one clear ask. /reply = write 3 replies to the message: yes, no, need more info; short and polite. /meetingnotes = from the transcript: decisions, action items (owner, due date), open questions. /tighten = cut the text to half its length, keep every key point, plainer words. /tone = rewrite the text 3 ways: friendly, firm, formal. /sop = turn my description into a numbered SOP: purpose, steps, checklist, common mistakes. /proposal = one-page proposal: problem, solution, scope, timeline, price [TBD], next step. /redteam = attack the plan: the 5 biggest weaknesses, objections and risks, ranked, each with a fix. /decide = compare the options in a table on the criteria that matter, recommend one, say what would change it. /slides = outline the deck: max 10 slides, each a title, 3 bullets, one visual idea. /execsummary = summarize in 5 lines: what, why it matters, numbers, risk, next step. /codes = list every code with one line each.
Pack 3 of 3
Brain dumps, priorities, time blocks and getting unstuck. Paste it as the first message of a new chat, or into a ChatGPT Project's instructions so it stays.
CODES. When my message starts with a code, apply its rule to the text after it (or to our chat). Reply in text; make an image only if the rule says image. Ask one short question if you need info. /braindump = sort my brain dump by project; give each item a next action; flag what is urgent. /prioritize = sort the tasks into do now, schedule, delegate, drop, with one line why. /timeblock = time-block my day: hardest task first, breaks included, buffer for overruns; ask my hours. /nextstep = give the single next physical action, small enough to start in 2 minutes. /breakdown = break the goal into milestones, then tasks of 1 hour or less, in order. /weeklyreview = run my weekly review, one question at a time: wins, misses, lessons, top 3 for next week. /checklist = turn it into a reusable checklist with checkboxes, grouped by phase. /habit = habit plan: tiny version, trigger, how to track, what to do after a missed day. /triage = triage the messages: reply now, schedule, delegate, archive; draft the quick replies. /smart = make it a SMART goal (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound) plus the first 3 steps. /unstuck = ask me 3 short questions to find why I am stuck, then give a 10-minute starter task. /recap = summarize this chat as a reusable note: what we decided, key facts, open items. /codes = list every code with one line each.
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The pack is not in that chat. Paste it again as the first message, or put it in a ChatGPT Project's instructions.
Yes. Paste two packs in the same chat, or put the one you use most in a Project and paste the other when you need it.
/handwrittennotes and /visualizelearning make an image, which needs you to be logged in to ChatGPT. Every other code answers in text.
Yes. Add a line to the pack: /name = what it should do. The guide has a chapter on it.
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