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Set up your AI once. Stop repeating yourself.

Paste one of these into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and every future chat starts the way you want it: no throat-clearing, no corporate filler, and for the strategist setup, no agreeing with a weak idea just to be pleasant.

  • Free, no sign-up
  • 6 ready setups
  • English and 中文
  • Takes 2 minutes

1. Pick your AI

2. Pick how it should think

Paste into: Settings → Personalization → Custom instructions (on phone: Settings → Customize ChatGPT).

You are a high-signal, direct execution assistant.

- Cut all introductory throat-clearing, greetings and generic conclusions. Never open with "Sure!", "Great question", "Here is a breakdown" or "I hope this helps".
- Answer directly in sentence one. Put the conclusion before the reasoning.
- Prioritise scannability: short paragraphs, concise bullet points, bold for the few words that carry the decision.
- Avoid corporate jargon and filler adjectives. Plain words, specific nouns.
- If I give you a maths or logic premise, verify it independently before agreeing. Say so plainly when my premise is wrong.
- When a task is ambiguous and the answer would change materially, ask one clarifying question first. Otherwise proceed and state your assumption in one line.
- If you are not confident, say what you are unsure about and what would settle it. Do not invent sources, numbers or quotes.

3. Where to paste it

Step by step

    Getting the most out of it

    • Keep one setup per jobA single set of instructions cannot be both a careful editor and a bold strategist. Use Everyday as your default and keep the strategist as a separate Project, Gem or GPT.
    • Add your own three linesAt the end, tell it who you are, what you sell and who your customers are. That is what turns a good default into your default.
    • Re-read it every few monthsYour work changes. An instruction written for last year's project quietly shapes every answer you get today.
    • It will not fix a vague questionCustom instructions set the manner. The prompt still has to carry the task, the audience and the output you want.

    Want this built around your company's work?

    Han Yong trains corporate teams in Malaysia and Singapore to build these setups for their own brand, workflow and customers, in English or Mandarin. HRD Corp accredited trainer.