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100 ChatGPT Slash Commands You’ll Actually Use

Short, memorable commands you can add after your text, idea, notes, code, or question to tell ChatGPT what to do.

1

Write or paste

Put whatever you want ChatGPT to work with into the chat.

2

Add a command

Type one of the commands below right after it.

3

ChatGPT gets it

It reads the command in context and does what you asked.

Example[Your text here] /human

These are plain-language shortcuts, not official built-in ChatGPT commands. The goal is to make common requests faster and easier to remember.

Showing 100 of 100 commands

001–015

Writing & Rewriting

#
Command
What it does
001
/human

Make this sound more natural, conversational, and human.

002
/rewrite

Rewrite this more clearly while keeping the original meaning.

003
/shorten

Make this shorter without losing the important information.

004
/expand

Add useful detail and context without adding filler.

005
/simplify

Make this easier to understand using simpler language.

006
/proofread

Fix spelling, grammar, punctuation, and awkward wording.

007
/clarify

Rewrite confusing parts so the meaning is clearer.

008
/removefluff

Cut filler, repetition, and unnecessary words.

009
/punchup

Make the writing sharper, stronger, and more engaging.

010
/structure

Reorganize this into a clearer logical structure.

011
/bulletpoints

Turn this into clean, easy-to-scan bullet points.

012
/table

Organize the information into a useful table.

013
/email

Turn this context into a clear, natural email.

014
/reply

Write an appropriate reply to the message or context above.

015
/translate

Translate this naturally while preserving the original meaning and tone.

016–025

Tone & Communication

#
Command
What it does
016
/casual

Make this sound more relaxed and conversational.

017
/professional

Make this sound polished and professional.

018
/friendly

Make this warmer and more approachable.

019
/direct

Make this more straightforward and to the point.

020
/confident

Make this sound more confident without sounding arrogant.

021
/polite

Make this more respectful and tactful.

022
/empathetic

Make this more understanding and emotionally aware.

023
/persuasive

Strengthen the argument and make it more convincing.

024
/neutral

Remove emotional or biased wording and make the tone neutral.

025
/lesssalesy

Make this feel more natural and less like marketing copy.

026–035

Learning & Explaining

#
Command
What it does
026
/eli5

Explain this as if I were five years old.

027
/eli10

Explain this simply enough for a 10-year-old to understand.

028
/stepbystep

Break this down into clear steps.

029
/analogy

Explain this using a simple analogy.

030
/examples

Give practical examples that make this easier to understand.

031
/teachme

Teach this from the basics and build up gradually.

032
/quizme

Turn this topic into a short quiz to test my understanding.

033
/flashcards

Turn the key information into study flashcards.

034
/memorytrick

Create an easy mnemonic or memory trick for this.

035
/practice

Give me a few practice exercises based on this topic.

036–045

Summaries & Extraction

#
Command
What it does
036
/tldr

Give me the shortest useful summary.

037
/summarize

Summarize the main information clearly.

038
/keypoints

Pull out only the most important points.

039
/takeaways

Give me the main takeaways I should remember.

040
/actionitems

Extract the specific actions that need to be done.

041
/meetingnotes

Turn this into clean meeting notes with decisions and next steps.

042
/timeline

Turn the information into a chronological timeline.

043
/decisions

Extract the decisions that were made.

044
/risks

Identify the main risks, problems, or concerns.

045
/questions

List the important unanswered questions.

046–055

Research & Verification

#
Command
What it does
046
/research

Research this topic and give me the most useful findings.

047
/factcheck

Check the factual claims and flag anything inaccurate or unsupported.

048
/verify

Verify whether this information is correct.

049
/sources

Find credible sources that support the key claims.

050
/latest

Give me the most current information available on this topic.

051
/crosscheck

Compare multiple sources and point out where they agree or conflict.

052
/evidence

Show the strongest evidence for the main claim.

053
/counterevidence

Show the strongest evidence against the main claim.

054
/primarysources

Prioritize original reports, studies, filings, or official sources.

055
/claimcheck

Break this into individual claims and check each one.

056–065

Thinking & Analysis

#
Command
What it does
056
/redteam

Try to find flaws, weaknesses, and ways this could fail.

057
/devilsadvocate

Argue the strongest case against this idea.

058
/steelman

Present the strongest possible version of this argument.

059
/blindspots

Point out important things I may be overlooking.

060
/assumptions

Identify the assumptions this depends on.

061
/rootcause

Look past the symptoms and identify the likely root cause.

062
/firstprinciples

Break this down to the fundamental facts and reason upward from them.

063
/tradeoffs

Explain the main tradeoffs and what I gain or lose with each option.

064
/secondorder

Explain the likely second-order effects and downstream consequences.

065
/critique

Give a constructive critique and explain what should be improved.

066–075

Decisions & Evaluation

#
Command
What it does
066
/compare

Compare the options using the factors that matter most.

067
/proscons

Give me the strongest pros and cons.

068
/rank

Rank these options from best to worst and explain why.

069
/recommend

Tell me what you would choose based on the available information.

070
/score

Score each option using clear criteria.

071
/shortlist

Narrow this down to the strongest few options.

072
/prioritize

Put these in priority order based on impact and importance.

073
/decisionmatrix

Create a simple weighted decision matrix.

074
/evaluate

Evaluate the quality, strengths, weaknesses, and overall value.

075
/bestchoice

Pick the best option and explain the deciding factors.

076–085

Productivity & Planning

#
Command
What it does
076
/todo

Turn this into a clear to-do list.

077
/checklist

Convert this into a practical checklist.

078
/plan

Turn this goal or idea into an actionable plan.

079
/workflow

Build a step-by-step workflow for completing this.

080
/template

Create a reusable template based on this.

081
/agenda

Turn this into a clear meeting or session agenda.

082
/schedule

Organize these tasks into a realistic schedule.

083
/roadmap

Turn this into a phased roadmap with milestones.

084
/sop

Turn this process into a simple standard operating procedure.

085
/nextsteps

Tell me exactly what I should do next.

086–095

Content & Marketing

#
Command
What it does
086
/hooks

Generate stronger hooks for this topic.

087
/headlines

Create multiple strong headline or title options.

088
/caption

Turn this into a social media caption.

089
/cta

Write a stronger call to action.

090
/angles

Give me different creative angles for this topic.

091
/ideas

Generate useful ideas based on this context.

092
/outline

Turn this topic into a clear content outline.

093
/script

Turn this idea or information into a natural script.

094
/repurpose

Turn this into multiple pieces of content for different formats.

095
/seo

Optimize this for search while keeping it natural and readable.

096–100

Coding & Data

#
Command
What it does
096
/debug

Find the problem in this code and explain how to fix it.

097
/explaincode

Explain what this code does in simple language.

098
/optimize

Improve this code for clarity, efficiency, or maintainability.

099
/analyzedata

Analyze the data and surface the most important patterns or insights.

100
/formula

Create the correct spreadsheet formula for what I am trying to do.

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