I can throw a couple more in: If you split the song generation and the chords ("write me a song in the style of Nick Cave"/"Can you suggest a chord progression

I can throw a couple more in: If you split the song generation and the chords ("write me a song in the style of Nick Cave"/"Can you suggest a chord progression for the Nick Cave song you wrote earlier?") I find you get a more complete explanation of the chords ("This progression uses mostly basic chords that are easy to play and allows for a lot of room for interpretation and personalization. The G to C progression in the chorus creates a sense of movement and progression, while the use of Am and D chords add a touch of dissonance and tension to the melody. The use of the Am chord in the bridge creates a sense of introspection, which fits well with the lyrics"). It can also write guitar tab. Recipes: "Give me a recipe that includes strawberries and anchovies" Tests: "Can you write some unit tests for this method?"