Posting some recent prompts as examples as I've started to use it more for coding:
- I want to create a Google Docs addon using AppScript which has an interface sidebar. Please describe the necessary steps to create a sidebar interface. The sidebar interface should have a title with the text "Google Docs JSON Styles", it should have a large textbox which can contain multiple lines of text (fill it with lorem ipsum), and it should have 4 buttons placed horizontally underneath the text box, with the captions "Save", "Apply", "Copy", "Paste".
This produced the necessary Javascript + HTML + external steps to set up the project.
- I'm building a website using a React frontend hosted on example.com with a Django REST API backend hosted on api.example.com - Authentication is handled via Firebase Auth, currently using an Authorization header provided for API calls. Now I want to have authenticated links such that the user can click a link to access an authenticated download via the API. What mechanism can I use to create a link to an API endpoint which will require the user to be authenticated?
This gave me a the frontend and backend code necessary to set up authenticated links, with several alternate approaches following further prompting.
- Given an owner id, repository id, commit id, and private access token; give me a URL that lets me download a ZIP archive of a Github repository.
In all of these examples I received the desired result with helpful descriptions.
As a counter-example:
- Write a program in Brainfuck that outputs the string "CHATGPT".
In this case, the result is the Brainfuck program for "Hello World", with a step by step break-down of the program explaining confidently why it would output "CHATGPT", while being entirely wrong.
- I want to create a Google Docs addon using AppScript which has an interface sidebar. Please describe the necessary steps to create a sidebar interface. The sidebar interface should have a title with the text "Google Docs JSON Styles", it should have a large textbox which can contain multiple lines of text (fill it with lorem ipsum), and it should have 4 buttons placed horizontally underneath the text box, with the captions "Save", "Apply", "Copy", "Paste".
This produced the necessary Javascript + HTML + external steps to set up the project.
- I'm building a website using a React frontend hosted on example.com with a Django REST API backend hosted on api.example.com - Authentication is handled via Firebase Auth, currently using an Authorization header provided for API calls. Now I want to have authenticated links such that the user can click a link to access an authenticated download via the API. What mechanism can I use to create a link to an API endpoint which will require the user to be authenticated?
This gave me a the frontend and backend code necessary to set up authenticated links, with several alternate approaches following further prompting.
- Given an owner id, repository id, commit id, and private access token; give me a URL that lets me download a ZIP archive of a Github repository.
In all of these examples I received the desired result with helpful descriptions.
As a counter-example:
- Write a program in Brainfuck that outputs the string "CHATGPT".
In this case, the result is the Brainfuck program for "Hello World", with a step by step break-down of the program explaining confidently why it would output "CHATGPT", while being entirely wrong.