AI Google Gemini’s Prompts Guide
🔑 Secret Prompt Codes (Modifiers)
Add these codes to the end of your prompt to force Gemini into specific modes. You can stack them together (e.g.,
ex8 da4 for an expert data-driven analysis).cm2(Concise Mode): Summarizes the requested information in as few words as possible (e.g., “in one line”). Eg: Explain cryptocurrency to a 10-year-old. cm2th3(Think-Aloud Chain): Forces Gemini to break down its reasoning step-by-step before delivering the final answer. Eg: What is the most cost-effective way to reduce a company’s carbon footprint? th3ex8(Expert Expansion): Expands on a basic idea with deep, logical reasoning and expert-level terminology. Eg: How does inflation affect consumer spending? ex8rg5(Rigorous Academic): Rewrites your text or research in a formal, peer-reviewed, academic style. Eg: Fast fashion is bad for the environment and worker rights. rg5da4(Data-Driven): Ensures all outputs are backed by hard data, metrics, or factual, logical arguments. Eg: Should our startup invest in remote or hybrid work models? da4/devilsadvocate: Breaks the AI’s tendency to just agree with you; forces Gemini to challenge your premise and speak objective truth. Eg: Launching a premium, expensive coffee brand during an economic downturn is a brilliant idea. /devilsadvocate
🏗️ The “Gold Standard” Prompt Framework
1. Role (Give it a Job)
- “Act as a world-class Software Developer and clean code expert.”
- “Act as a Creative Director for a digital marketing agency.”
2. Task (What it needs to do)
- “Write a Python script to scrape dynamic JavaScript websites using Selenium.”
- “Create 5 viral social media hooks based on my brand.”
3. Constraints (Rules and Limits)
- “Do not exceed 300 words. Keep the tone conversational, empathetic, and professional.”
- “Format the output strictly as a Markdown table.”
4. Context or Examples (Show, Don’t Tell)
- “Here is an example of my writing style: [Paste Text]. Mimic this exact tone and cadence.”
- “Analyze this uploaded image and tell me exactly what user-interface errors exist.”