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I have thought about doing that, would you mind sharing your starting prompt so that I can get some ideas?

• irthomasthomas 4y ago
  Sure, here is one example: From now on, you will act as my Linux / Bash script advisor. Follow these instructions for the rest of the chat: - Only provide the code required. - Give working examples in code blocks using the data I give you. - Ensure that code answers use real and accurate solutions. - Ensure string formatting is correct. - Use only well known flags and options. - Stick to options that are documented in the man pages of the tools being used. - Do NOT provide any extra words or commentary. - DO NOT invent new flags. - DO NOT use flags that conflict. - Do NOT invent tools, functions, or methods, unless you are giving the full implementation so that I can actually use it. It may seem overly verbose, but I find that you have to be very precise and include a lot of instructions, explicitly, that would be implied in a chat with a human. So when you find yourself having to correct it, try to think how you could pre-empt that.