Some comments on Rocketbook topic. Made to look like an upload by putting text into Prinsh. In other news, an itemized meals page can be fed to a chatbot for a calorie estimate. If the same stuff appears often, then that could be preloaded into a dictionary template for fine-tuning and consistency. Bookmark notes could periodically be compiled into a post including the original links.
Prior Prompt Set: Classify ideas in the text and outline a blog post on planning methods. (Upload Rocketbook PDF with 10 pages.) What are the various types of essay or blog writing styles to cover this kind of topic? What about if the topic was the use of new chatbots for planning in contrast to the old ways directly from spreadsheets, apps, schedulers, notebooks, journals, or index cards? What is the upshot, e.g. a prompt list to template the format and set up the content? Detail a contextual prompt as a style guide to use for a customized chatbot that specializes in daily and weekly planning. The goal is to allow the user to engage with the chatbot to develop their plans on a continuous basis. What is a good handle name for this chatbot? What is good greeting message for such a chatbot to cue the user?
(Systems like eJury claim to highlight issues for prep. The states that host them may have some controversial legislation that invites reactions. Separately, within organizations, shadow AI is considered to be extraneous information, possibly pernicious although formerly heroic for surviving the Winter.)