How to set up commands in ChatGPT notes
The super-fast command feature simplifies the process on ChatGPT. Instead of typing the entire request content, we can create concise, abbreviated commands to trigger pre-set request templates.
When using ChatGPT in daily work, there are requests that are repeated many times. Each time it needs to be used, having to re-enter a long request can waste a lot of time and reduce work efficiency.
The Super-Fast Command feature simplifies the process on ChatGPT. Instead of typing the entire request, you can create short, concise commands to trigger pre-set request templates. With just a few simple characters, ChatGPT will automatically understand and perform the desired task. Below are instructions on how to set up commands in ChatGPT notes.
Instructions on creating high-speed calls on ChatGPT
Step 1:
We access ChatGPT and then click on Library on the left side of the interface.
Then we click on the "New" option and select "Notes" from the list to use on ChatGPT.
Step 2:
Enter a name for this newly created note on ChatGPT, then click Create below.
Step 3:
In this new note interface, you enter a request to save the call command with the command content to deploy it. For example, enter the command "I want to save this call command to the note /tt: summary of content, /tk: deploy content,." and then press submit .
The command will then be displayed; click Accept to save the command.
You enter the same keywords as above to proceed with content processing. Each command requires a new note.
Step 4:
To use this super-fast command, we enter @command note name that you created earlier. A list of notes corresponding to each super-fast command we created will then be displayed.
Click on the command you want to use from the displayed list. Then type the content to execute according to the established command, for example, @command tk.md /tk:Hanoi autumn, where the required content is "Hanoi autumn".
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