Chad GPT5.1

is the smartest AI model ever released.

The issue is if you don't prompt it

correctly, your results will be

horrible. After using Chad GPT 5.1

non-stop since it released, I've come up

with a prompting system that will make

your results 10 times better. I promise

you, if you steal the prompt I'm about

to give you, you'll be oneshotting

things with AI you never thought

possible. Let's get into it. So, I came

with this master GPT 5.1 prompt. I'm

about to show you step by step here.

We'll go through all six stages. I'll

explain the reasoning behind it, why

they're so important, and at the end,

you can just copy and paste the entire

prompt and use it exactly how you want.

These all came directly from Open AI.

So, a few days ago, they released this

prompting guide, which is this massive,

massive blog post that will take you

hours to read. But what I did is I went

through it and I boiled down the six

most important points in that blog post

and I turned it into this master prompt.

So now you can just take it and use it

on your own. So let's get right into it.

Let's go into the first point here and

that is giving the AI a very clear

personality. So talking about the

verbosity, the directness, the

criticality, customization. The main

theme with chat GBT 5.1 is it is the

best model ever at following your

instructions. The issue is if you don't

give it clear instructions, if you don't

give it a clear task, a clear

personality, it is not going to follow

your instructions very well. So you have

to be very clear about what it's going

to do for you. And if you give it that

clear detail, you're going to get the

best results ever. So the first thing

you want to do is give it a very clear

personality. But what does that mean? So

the first part of the prompt we're going

to go through is personality. I like

structuring my prompts like this so it

becomes very clear to the AI what we are

describing. The first thing we're going

to describe is the personality. Chad GPT

5.1 is the greatest model ever when it

comes to following instructions. The

issue is if you don't include

instructions, it might go off the rails

and not talk to you the way you want it

to talk to you. So you want to be very

clear about the personality. You want to

be very clear about the verbosity, how

clear it is, how direct it is, things

like that. And so here is a personality

we are going to use for the example

we're going to be doing in this video.

The AI is going to help us be an AI app

planner. It's going to help us plan apps

we're going to build out. Basically be

like a product manager. So here is the

personality I'm giving it. It is very

critical you are very verbose with your

planning. Do not just affirm everything

I'm saying. So verbosity is actually a

very big variable specifically with this

model. You want to be very clear about

how verbose you want the model to be. If

you want to be very verbose, give you

tons of detail, you should be clear

about it. If you don't want to be very

verbose and keep the answer short, be

clear about that as well. So the first

thing I always go into is how verbose I

want to be. I want you to be very

verbose with your planning. Do not just

affirm everything I'm saying and are

critical of my ideas. so I know when I'm

wrong. This is another thing. Chad GBT

can tend to glaze sometimes, right? It

can tend to tell you, "Oh, you're the

best. You're doing everything right.

Your idea is brilliant." So, you want to

be very clear when you want to not just

be affirming everything you're saying,

but when you want it to be critical as

well. So, we're going to be very clear

that we don't want you just affirm

everything I'm saying. Be very critical

of my ideas, too, and use concise

language. So, that might sound like it

goes against each other, but we want it

to be verbose, but get straight to the

point and use concise languaging. If

you're anything like me, these

instructions I just gave here are

probably what I want with every response

from Chad GBT. So, here's a little hack

for you. If you click in the bottom left

and then click on personalization, you

can give custom instructions to your AI.

They've also included a whole ton of new

bass styles and tones you can just use

out of the box. But I use these custom

instructions. I'll copy and paste them

down below so you can just steal them

and use them for yourself. I've gotten

great results with these custom

instructions. But I have be extremely

direct and not afraid of offending me.

You can tell me when I'm wrong. Tell me

when there are better ways to do things.

Think from a first principles

perspective and use logic and logic

only. Disregard my feelings. Our goal is

to build revolutionary products that

solve challenges and change people's

lives. Affirming my feelings and caring

about telling me I'm great don't matter

nearly as much as giving me the best

solution humanly possible. I use 5.1

primarily for bouncing ideas, coming up

with new novel creative ideas. And this

is what I found to be the best way to

get that. So I'll include that down

below. Feel free to copy and paste that

and put that into your personality

section yourself. But that will really

really do a great job of shaping the

personality because again 5.1 smartest

model ever. You just need to be very

very clear with your instructions cuz

they will follow them to a tea. So we

covered the personality shaping the

personality of the AI we want to talk

to. The next thing we want to do in our

prompt is give a very clear role to the

AI. So next line down I do roll in all

caps. You are an AI app planner that

will help me plan an app we will build.

So we're giving it a very clear concise

role, preferably in just one sentence

that tells it the role it wants to take.

And the reason why this is so important

is this is going to shape the

perspective it does its research from

when you hit enter. Again, 5.1 very good

at following instructions, but if you

don't give it that perspective to use

when it's doing research, it might go

off the rails and give you a weird

perspective. So we give it a role. you

are an AI app planner. If you even want

to take it up a notch, I found that if

you just include the word senior, it

makes it even better. So, you are a

senior AI app planner. And what that

forces it to do when it goes online,

does research, looks at its data, it'll

look to see how the best of the best do

things. So, even including senior is a

little hack right there you can use. The

next part of our master prompt we want

to give is the task. So, we wanted to be

very clear about what we wanted to do

and the actions we wanted to take. So,

the task is this. I want to build a vibe

coding community app that includes

educational content. Help me plan what

this experience would be like. So, I'm

being very clear about what my idea is

and I'm making it very clear what I

wanted to do. I wanted to help plan this

out. What would make this the best

experience possible? What would make

this the most educational and give the

most value? This is actually something I

literally did over the last couple weeks

that got me fantastic results. I'm

planning on launching the Vibe Coding

Academy in a couple weeks. Link to my

newsletter if you want details on that

when that comes out. But giving it this

very specific task to plan out this

entire experience helped get me

incredibly good results. You want to

keep it simple. One or two sentences

again for the task. Be clear about

exactly what you want it to do. It's

going to be amazing at following

instructions. You just need to give the

right instructions. This next one is a

very big one and that is being very

clear about the outcome and results you

want from this task. In the prompting

guide that OpenAI gave on GPT 5.1, it

stresses many times over being very

clear about what the outcome you want

is, what you want that answer to be in

the format of that answer you want from

the AI. So this example they give is

from a prompt building a coding agent

and in it look how clear they are on the

prompt they're giving and the outcome

they want. They're saying we want the

outcome to be a small tiny file change.

Do not include certain narration. they

they go down to very specific detail on

the exact outcome they want from this

prompt. So, we're going to do that in

our prompt. So, here's the outcome. I

put in complete product requirements

document that shows an outline of our

community app. What the full user flow

should be like, what the styling should

be like, what the onboarding should be

like, what the road map should be like,

and steps to increase retention and

engagement. You want to be very very

clear about what you want the AI to

deliver us in the outcome, the

formatting, everything it should be

giving to you. If I didn't include this

outcome, it could be giving us results

that really aren't that helpful. And

it's also all right if you don't really

know what outcome you want at the end of

this. The final step is actually going

to be showing you how to figure this out

if you if you don't know how to figure

out outcomes or tasks yourself. But if

you know your outcome, you need to be

very clear about it because again, it's

going to be really, really good at

following these instructions and giving

you exactly what you want. And you might

be thinking as we're halfway through

this, oh, these are tons of steps. This

shouldn't be necessary. A good AI model

shouldn't need to do this. This is a

waste of my time. No, no, no. This is a

very smart AI model. And it may feel

like you're spending a lot more time

writing these prompts, but at the end of

the day, you're actually saving time

because you're going to get way better

results the first time around and not

need to do follow-up prompts two, three,

four times after. So, you really want to

make sure you're including all these

personality, role, task, and outcome

with every prompt you do. These last two

steps in our master GPT 5.1 prompt are

going to be a lot simpler than the other

ones. They're basically going to be

flags. Flags that we want to turn on for

the model. One of these flags we want to

turn on are persistence. Right? So in

this GPT 5.1 guide, OpenAI talks a lot

about persistence. If you give 5.1 much

longer or more complex tasks, a lot of

time it it might not go all the way to

the end of the solution or the outcome.

And there's a reason for this. 5.1 is

incredibly good at being efficient on

simple tasks and not using a ton of

tokens, but it's also really good at

much longer tasks and running for hours

and getting you massive solutions. The

issue is it's not always perfect at

figuring out which one it needs to do.

Should it be very efficient and just use

a few tokens or should it work for hours

and hours and hours? So, if you have a

very complex prompt like the one we're

building here where we want a full

product requirements document, it's

important we make sure we're clear to

the AI, hey, this is a complex task. We

want you to make sure you're persistent

all the way to the end of this task. And

so, you can see it uses this flag here

with solution persistence. Persist until

the task is fully handled end to end.

So, in our prompt, I'm back here. We

have a new section we just put in

persistence. persist until the task is

fully handled end to end. You're going

to want to use this for any sort of long

form prompt where we want a lot of

research done or we want a long task.

And if it's a simple question like,

"Hey, what's the weather outside?" You

probably don't need to say persist until

you have the answer. But for prompts

like this, which if you're anything like

me, you're doing this a ton. You're

constantly brainstorming, coming up with

creative, novel ideas. You want to make

sure it persists until the task is fully

handled end to end. And they actually

have a ton on this in the cookbook. I'll

I'll leave the link down below to the

cookbook as well, so you can read

through this. It's super long, but they

talk about this persistence a lot. And

the last part of our 5.1 prompt is using

metaprompting. There is a ton in this

cookbook about metaring. So they have an

entire section for metaprompting in

here, but basically metaprompting is

having the AI reflect on the prompt to

improve the prompt. And the reason why

we have this entire video on improving

the prompting is having a good prompt is

one of the most important things you can

do. And they say it here, don't take my

word for it. Building prompts can be

cumbersome, but it's also the highest

leverage thing you can do to resolve

model behavior issues. Small inclusions

can unexpectedly steer the model

undesiraably. So, we want to make sure

we have a good prompt here. And the way

we do that is through metaprompting. But

how do you do that? They give a ton of

instructions on here, a super long

explanation of what you need to be

doing. I'll give you a very simple

explanation right here. So, at the end

of my prompt, before the first time I

send it, I'm going to say this. Before

we execute this prompt fully, please

examine it, understand the roles and

outcomes, then let me know how we can

improve this prompt to get even better

results. And what this is going to do

when I hit send is the AI is actually

going to read through our entire prompt,

understand what it needs to do. its

task, its role, what the outcome we want

is, and then it's actually going to

reflect on it and give us

recommendations on how we can improve

this prompt so we can get way better

results. Again, this might feel like we

are doing a lot of extra work and taking

a lot of extra time and doing a whole

lot of extra steps, but if you're doing

something complex, this is actually

going to save you a ton of time in the

long run because you're not going to

need to do a 100 follow-ups as prompt to

get the results you want. you're going

to get it right the first time. So you

can just get extremely good results and

move on to your next step. So as you can

see here, here are the results of the

meta prompt. What's underspecified right

now? Who this is for, the platform and

scope we're going to be having this

community app on, the business model, AI

integrations, not giving it enough

constraints, and then it tells us

exactly what we need to add to improve

this prompt and get the results we want.

And then boom, if you scroll down even

further, we can just copy and paste this

prompt. It gave us a better prompt. So,

this took maybe 45 seconds for us to get

back. But we got a way better prompt

that we can now use. Look at all this.

It even structures the output for us. It

gives us the platform. It It makes the

task more descriptive. It gives us a

descriptive business model. And it even

tells us the style it needs to be using.

Even the personality is a lot more

detailed and descriptive. So, if we take

this, we're going to get way better

results. So, let's paste that in and

actually see what we get. So, I paste

that in. and says this is specific

enough that we can actually build from

it. So it likes this prompt a lot

better. Below is the full PRD and then

boom, look at all this user personas and

jobs to be done. Information

architecture, right? It talks about

everything we need to do with each

lesson in the dashboard challenges,

projects, community, AI coach, full user

flows. This is way more detailed than

what we would have gotten if we just

did, hey, can you build me a plan for

our AI app? And I promise you the moment

I'm done filming this video, I'm going

to go through this and improve uh the

Vibe Coding Academy. Again, link down

below to my newsletter if you want

information on the Vibe Coding Academy

right when it launches. But this is

pretty amazing, these results. This

master prompt for 5.1 is down in the

description below. Feel free to copy

this, paste it into Notion or Apple

Notes or whatever you're using, and then

whenever you have a very long complex

task with 5.1, you use that. I don't

think you need to use this with every

single prompt you give to 5.1. That'd be

way too much work. If you're doing

something simple, you don't need to use

this master prompt. But if you're doing

something complex, which I think you

should probably be doing every single

day, whether it's bouncing ideas for

apps you want to build, whether it's

planning your next business line,

whether it's planning content, I think

you should be doing complex tasks like

this every single day. But you don't

need to use this for every single

prompt. But when you do those complex

things, the results you're going to get

are a hundred times better. 5.1 has

totally blown me away. It has been the

most creative AI model I've ever used.

And so when I do things like this,

figuring out ideas for businesses and

new products, it has been amazing. Let

me know down below what's the first task

you're going to give 5.1 with this new

master prompt. I want to see how other

people are using 5.1 at the moment

because I'm really, really happy with

the results I'm getting from it as well.

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