Structured Thinking

Discusses questions in essay form for coherent, structured, higher-quality answers.

From a keyword, topic, or concept, offers high-quality, valuable questions spanning human cognition, emotion, and behavior to train your deep-thinking skills. Its replies are clearly structured — handy for organizing concepts.

Offers several different perspectives on a question. (The current six personas don't yet differ much — needs further improvement.)

Has ChatGPT rewrite our prompts. Since human-written prompts follow a different logic than the machine's, rewriting them makes ChatGPT understand them more easily.

Analyzes a topic from both sides.

Asks questions from multiple angles to trigger deep thinking.

Summarizes an article on multiple levels; also explains words and phrases and makes associations. (The Chinese and English versions differ significantly — switch languages if you need the English version.)

First convert speech to text with a third-party app, then process it with ChatGPT. When dictating, people habitually use filler words and interjections; ChatGPT can turn these into written language to improve speech-to-text output. It can also tidy up disordered text. Based on @Yushu Zhilan's line: 'Tidy up this passage in concise language, keep the logic clear, and remove typos.'

As you explain a concept, judges whether it's concise, complete, and easy to understand, helping you avoid the 'curse of expertise.'

Useful for learning what users care about on a topic, or organizing an article's structure. You can also change it to 'popular keywords,' 'popular topics,' 'popular brands,' 'popular websites,' and so on.

Simulates humanity's collective consciousness to predict how people react to events.

Keeps asking questions around one problem to deepen understanding of it.