50 slash codes for ChatGPT
One short code, one study job done for you: an explanation, a set of notes, a quiz, an outline or a grammar check. This is the complete list behind our post, all 50 codes, grouped by what they help you do, so you can copy them straight into ChatGPT.
How to use a code
Each code is a short label for one study task. Type the code first, then add your topic or paste your own text, and ChatGPT will know what to do with it.
- Pick the job you need done. Browse the five groups below and choose the code that matches.
- Type the code, then your topic. For example:
/explain photosynthesis - Stack codes for bigger jobs. Use one code, read the answer, then follow up with another.
Example. Say you have a Science test on Monday. Start with /explain for the chapter, then /shortnotes to make revision notes, then /quizme to test yourself. If ChatGPT ever seems unsure what a code means, write the instruction in plain words, for example "explain this like I'm 5".
Learn and understand
Commands 01 to 10: get a topic explained in the way that suits you
- 01
/explainGet a clear explanation. - 02
/teachLearn step by step. - 03
/simplifyMake it simple. - 04
/elisExplain like I’m 5. - 05
/deepdiveExplore in depth. - 06
/analogyUse a real-life example. - 07
/compareCompare two topics. - 08
/breakdownBreak into simple sections. - 09
/keypointsGive the key points. - 10
/summarizeGive a short summary.
Study and revise
Commands 11 to 20: turn your material into notes you can revise from
- 11
/masterCreate a 7-day plan. - 12
/notesMake exam-ready notes. - 13
/shortnotesCreate concise notes. - 14
/revisionMake a revision sheet. - 15
/summarizeGive a simple summary. - 16
/extractGet key points. - 17
/bulletsConvert to bullet points. - 18
/mindmapCreate a mind map. - 19
/timelineCreate a timeline. - 20
/tableOrganize into a table.
Exam preparation
Commands 21 to 30: practise and test yourself before the exam
- 21
/flashcardsCreate study flashcards. - 22
/memorytricksMake memory tricks. - 23
/examplanCreate a study plan. - 24
/importantquestionsFind key questions. - 25
/likelyexamtopicsFind key topics. - 26
/practicepaperCreate a practice paper. - 27
/mocktestCreate a mock test. - 28
/quizmeQuiz me on a topic. - 29
/rapidfirequizQuick questions to test. - 30
/mcqCreate MCQs with answers.
Writing and assignments
Commands 31 to 40: plan, draft and polish your written work
- 31
/shortanswerCreate short-answer questions. - 32
/longanswerCreate long-answer questions. - 33
/examrevisionCreate a revision plan. - 34
/outlineCreate a clear outline. - 35
/brainstormGenerate useful ideas. - 36
/introductionWrite a strong introduction. - 37
/conclusionCreate a clear conclusion. - 38
/improveImprove a paragraph. - 39
/academicMake writing more academic. - 40
/simplifySimplify complex writing.
Research and analysis
Commands 41 to 50: check your work and think through a project
- 41
/proofreadCheck grammar & spelling. - 42
/grammarFix grammar mistakes. - 43
/flowImprove structure and flow. - 44
/feedbackGet constructive feedback. - 45
/researchResearch key areas. - 46
/projectideasGenerate project ideas. - 47
/projectoutlineCreate a project outline. - 48
/researchquestionsGenerate research questions. - 49
/proconsAnalyze pros and cons. - 50
/argumentsCreate strong arguments.
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Bookmark this page and come back whenever you sit down to study or write. Pick one code from each group, from learning to proofreading, and use them one after another on your next topic.
Questions? Write to dmg@dynamicmindsgroup.com. ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI. Dynamic Minds Group is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
