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A Guide to Interacting with a Custom GPT

This guide will help you get the most out of a custom General Purpose Tampermonkey (GPT). This guide will cover the following sections:

1. Example prompts
2. Features and commands

Example Prompts

The following are example prompts that can be used with a custom GPT:

1. "Find the most recent research on climate change."
2. "What are the recent developments in AI for healthcare?"
3. "What are the most relevant papers on the topic of quantum physics?"
4. "Give me a list of books about the history of human spaceflight."
5. "Give me a list of movies about science fiction and space."
6. "Can you help me find a restaurant near me that has vegetarian options?"

Features and Commands

A custom GPT usually offers a variety of features and commands that can be used to interact with it. Here are some common features and commands:

Example Command 1: Search

The search command can be used to search for information on a specific topic. To use this command, you would need to provide the query terms as a list of strings. Here is an example prompt:

Prompt: "Search for information on the production process of wind turbines."

Example Command 2: Summarize

The summarize command can be used to summarize a text document or article. To use this command, you would need to provide the filename or URL of the document as a string. Here is an example prompt:

Prompt: "Summarize the article found at www.example.com/article".

Example Command 3: Translate

The translate command can be used to translate text from one language to another. To use this command, you would need to provide the text to be translated as a string, along with the target language as a string. Here is an example prompt:

Prompt: "Translate 'Hello, world!' from English to Spanish."

Example Command 4: Text Classification

The text-classification command can be used to classify text into predefined categories. To use this command, you would need to provide the text as a string, along with a list of categories. Here is an example prompt:

Prompt: "Classify the following text as either positive or negative: 'I love this product!'".

Example Command 5: Image Recognition

The image-recognition command can be used to identify objects and actions in an image. To use this command, you would need to provide the image file as a binary string. Here is an example prompt:

Prompt: "What is in this image?" (For example, you would provide a binary string representing an image of a car).