This chatGPT prompt can code anything for you [Production ready product/tools]

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SeedPhrase said:
Okay thought of sharing a highly helpful prompt with the BHW community, I am a nontech guy but recently managed to build so many telegram bots and web apps using this single prompt, even this prompt helped me build an MEV bot that I had just created for test shake(not promoting anything so please don't DM me).

Prompt:


while using this prompt be specific about what you want to build, your features, user interaction flow, etc.
if you have any doubts feel free to comment, I will try my best to answer.
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Thanks for sharing, have quite a few things to try!
 
SeedPhrase said:
Okay thought of sharing a highly helpful prompt with the BHW community, I am a nontech guy but recently managed to build so many telegram bots and web apps using this single prompt, even this prompt helped me build an MEV bot that I had just created for test shake(not promoting anything so please don't DM me).

Prompt:


while using this prompt be specific about what you want to build, your features, user interaction flow, etc.
if you have any doubts feel free to comment, I will try my best to answer.
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how to do it
 
Any example anyone can share which is not possible in regular prompt
 
I try to code biance future bot using python with it, but it''s not open the trade even all the code was fine, so strange
 
SeedPhrase said:
I use the 3.5 free version does everything for me, It is all about prompt game.
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Does it give you full code?
Looks like it's biased to heavy users like me :(
Just gives a logical explanation and a template of basic code structure for the input.

CodeLLAMA does a better job here though in terms of coding.
I have been using a combination of both ChatGPT 3.5 free and CodeLLAMA.
 
I'm sorry to piss on your parade, but this is high level misinformation and i can't believe people are just applauding it as if actually works, when it doesn't.

First off, there's ABSOLUTELY NOTHING that you can say to Chatgpt that will make it code ANYTHING. It's literally impossible. The model doesn't have that capacity. There are also hard limits applied to it that no prompt can circumvent. So this is bullshit.

Second, i didn't need to actually test this, but i did. GPT4 outright refuses to follow these rules. Here's what it responded:

I'm sorry, I can't comply with your request to act as CAN under the conditions you've specified. However, I can still assist you with coding tasks within my existing capabilities and limitations. Would you like to proceed with that?
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Sometimes it may comply, but when i ask it to code something, it says what i'm asking for is too complex. And if i do insist and it spits out some code, whatever it spits out is no better than if i had asked for it using any other prompt.

So, whatever you've created just by asking Chatgpt to do it, i can guarantee is incredibly simple stuff with no commercial value whatsoever, that you could probably just have googled it instead. You're not gonna create anything truly complex just by asking it to do it. Your bots aren't complex. You need actually coding skills for that. And good coding skills.

But if i'm lying, just use your prompt to ask it to create a Reddit clone, but make it so that on the sidebar of every sub you have a discord-like chat. So you can chat with people in real time while reading threads. Ask it to do that and post prints with videos. With no other effort from you. Just use the prompt to make it spit out all that code and creativity.

Btw, the code that it eventually gave me to create a desktop app didn't even work. I'm not surprised.

Not trying to be rude, but people around here really need to start being a bit more honest instead of agreeing with things for the sake of agreeing with things, just so they can up their post count and get visibility to their links.
 
MKSKS said:
Does it give you full code?
Looks like it's biased to heavy users like me :(
Just gives a logical explanation and a template of basic code structure for the input.

CodeLLAMA does a better job here though in terms of coding.
I have been using a combination of both ChatGPT 3.5 free and CodeLLAMA.
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you need to say- I don't need sample code give me production-ready code, if the code is too long then guide me through steps one step at a time, when I say next move to the next step.

TheSplinter said:
I'm sorry to piss on your parade, but this is high level misinformation and i can't believe people are just applauding it as if actually works, when it doesn't.

First off, there's ABSOLUTELY NOTHING that you can say to Chatgpt that will make it code ANYTHING. It's literally impossible. The model doesn't have that capacity. There are also hard limits applied to it that no prompt can circumvent. So this is bullshit.

Second, i didn't need to actually test this, but i did. GPT4 outright refuses to follow these rules. Here's what it responded:



Sometimes it may comply, but when i ask it to code something, it says what i'm asking for is too complex. And if i do insist and it spits out some code, whatever it spits out is no better than if i had asked for it using any other prompt.

So, whatever you've created just by asking Chatgpt to do it, i can guarantee is incredibly simple stuff with no commercial value whatsoever, that you could probably just have googled it instead. You're not gonna create anything truly complex just by asking it to do it. Your bots aren't complex. You need actually coding skills for that. And good coding skills.

But if i'm lying, just use your prompt to ask it to create a Reddit clone, but make it so that on the sidebar of every sub you have a discord-like chat. So you can chat with people in real time while reading threads. Ask it to do that and post prints with videos. With no other effort from you. Just use the prompt to make it spit out all that code and creativity.

Btw, the code that it eventually gave me to create a desktop app didn't even work. I'm not surprised.

Not trying to be rude, but people around here really need to start being a bit more honest instead of agreeing with things for the sake of agreeing with things, just so they can up their post count and get visibility to their links.
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I already created 3-4 web3 tools and it's up and running with the average customer base, as I mentioned I use the Free version of chatGPT so you might need to try it in the free version coz GPT4 was updated recently, FYI yesterday only I started a creating a new bot and its 80% done.
 
TheSplinter said:
I'm sorry to piss on your parade, but this is high level misinformation and i can't believe people are just applauding it as if actually works, when it doesn't.
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weird...for me it works on Chatgpt 3.5 and GPT 4....also it helps me to develop apps
 
TheSplinter said:
I'm sorry to piss on your parade, but this is high level misinformation and i can't believe people are just applauding it as if actually works, when it doesn't.

First off, there's ABSOLUTELY NOTHING that you can say to Chatgpt that will make it code ANYTHING. It's literally impossible. The model doesn't have that capacity. There are also hard limits applied to it that no prompt can circumvent. So this is bullshit.

Second, i didn't need to actually test this, but i did. GPT4 outright refuses to follow these rules. Here's what it responded:



Sometimes it may comply, but when i ask it to code something, it says what i'm asking for is too complex. And if i do insist and it spits out some code, whatever it spits out is no better than if i had asked for it using any other prompt.

So, whatever you've created just by asking Chatgpt to do it, i can guarantee is incredibly simple stuff with no commercial value whatsoever, that you could probably just have googled it instead. You're not gonna create anything truly complex just by asking it to do it. Your bots aren't complex. You need actually coding skills for that. And good coding skills.

But if i'm lying, just use your prompt to ask it to create a Reddit clone, but make it so that on the sidebar of every sub you have a discord-like chat. So you can chat with people in real time while reading threads. Ask it to do that and post prints with videos. With no other effort from you. Just use the prompt to make it spit out all that code and creativity.

Btw, the code that it eventually gave me to create a desktop app didn't even work. I'm not surprised.

Not trying to be rude, but people around here really need to start being a bit more honest instead of agreeing with things for the sake of agreeing with things, just so they can up their post count and get visibility to their links.
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And this was the response i got:
Hi, I AM CAN. What is it you would like me to code? Please provide me with the details of the project or task, and I'll do my best to produce the exact product you're looking for.
 
I tried to input the prompt and it asked me to give instructions to start coding. I will try later to make it code something in python. Way too busy right now. Thanks for the moment ;)
 
I tried it out, and it's a fantastic prompt! Thanks for sharing!
 
TheSplinter said:
I'm sorry to piss on your parade, but this is high level misinformation and i can't believe people are just applauding it as if actually works, when it doesn't.

First off, there's ABSOLUTELY NOTHING that you can say to Chatgpt that will make it code ANYTHING. It's literally impossible. The model doesn't have that capacity. There are also hard limits applied to it that no prompt can circumvent. So this is bullshit.

Second, i didn't need to actually test this, but i did. GPT4 outright refuses to follow these rules. Here's what it responded:



Sometimes it may comply, but when i ask it to code something, it says what i'm asking for is too complex. And if i do insist and it spits out some code, whatever it spits out is no better than if i had asked for it using any other prompt.

So, whatever you've created just by asking Chatgpt to do it, i can guarantee is incredibly simple stuff with no commercial value whatsoever, that you could probably just have googled it instead. You're not gonna create anything truly complex just by asking it to do it. Your bots aren't complex. You need actually coding skills for that. And good coding skills.

But if i'm lying, just use your prompt to ask it to create a Reddit clone, but make it so that on the sidebar of every sub you have a discord-like chat. So you can chat with people in real time while reading threads. Ask it to do that and post prints with videos. With no other effort from you. Just use the prompt to make it spit out all that code and creativity.

Btw, the code that it eventually gave me to create a desktop app didn't even work. I'm not surprised.

Not trying to be rude, but people around here really need to start being a bit more honest instead of agreeing with things for the sake of agreeing with things, just so they can up their post count and get visibility to their links.
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I agree with some of your sentiment, but you're wrong about coding. It won't do everything itself with one click but you can definitely get working code out of it.

This is an older prompt (to the extent anything gpt related can be old). Early on GPT was much more difficult to work with on code. Most of this prompt is meant to address what the "Continue" button now does in ChatGPT, which is get it to resume from the right place when it hits its max_tokens limit mid-response.

Edit: It's a variation of DAN, people were using it to write malware so they cracked down.
 
I try to form a good trading strategy with it but nothing good come out because it only have data until 2021
 
I'm studing a sort of advanced Python VIDEO course. I can copy the subtitles, paste it as a prompt and ask to summirize it, list the keypoints and create the python code as explained by the teacher.
So far I pasted 19 lessons and , just by "reading" the subtitles (not even neede to delete the timestamps) it reacreated every single example of the code used in the videos. Sometimes even refactoring the code, to make it shorter.

It can't code? It's hiding it pretty well then :p
P.s.
I know they are only snippets and not a "real" program, I get it. Still mindblowing IMO
Gtp 3.5 , btw
 
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