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90% of ChatGPT Users Don’t Know These 8 Secret Codes
The viral “secret codes” are plain English, and the real ones sit behind the slash key in the ChatGPT app.
You’re probably using ChatGPT wrong.
Not because your prompts are bad. Not because you haven’t discovered the perfect AI model.
But because you’re using ChatGPT like a chatbot when you could be turning it into a tool that follows your own shortcuts, instructions, and workflows.
Most people type a request, get an answer, and repeat the same instructions in their next conversation.
There’s a better way.
Imagine typing /sketch whenever you want a visual explanation, /table whenever you need a structured comparison, or /quiz whenever you want ChatGPT to test your knowledge.
Instead of explaining what you want every single time, you define these shortcuts once and reuse them.
And you don’t need to install anything or learn programming to get started.
In this article, I’ll show you how to create 8 custom ChatGPT cheat codes in about five minutes, explain exactly how they work, and show you how to use them to get more out of ChatGPT.
