ChatGPT prompts for writing, coding and research | ZICQ
ZICQ is a bilingual AI resource site with a public prompt library and Agent Skills library. This guide provides original ChatGPT prompt templates for writing, coding, research and structured output. Replace the bracketed fields with your own context, paste the prompt into your chat, and check the result against your requirements.
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How to use these templates
- Choose an example and replace every bracketed field with your task and input.
- Paste the prompt into ChatGPT. Supply the document or code needed for the task.
- Check facts, citations and output format; revise the prompt when the result misses a requirement.
Four reusable prompt examples
Writing and editing
Edit the following draft for [audience] and [purpose]. Preserve the facts and the author's meaning. Use a [tone] tone and stay within [word count] words. Do not invent statistics or quotations. Return the revised draft, followed by a short list of changes.
Draft:
[draft]Coding and debugging
Help debug this [language/framework] code. Expected behavior: [expected]. Actual behavior: [actual]. Error message: [error]. First identify what the supplied evidence establishes and what is missing. Propose a minimal fix and explain a test that would catch the bug. If you cannot run the code, say so.
Code:
[code]Research from supplied sources
Answer [question] using only the sources below. For each key claim, cite the source title and supplied URL. Distinguish evidence from inference, and list questions the sources do not answer. Do not invent citations. If you need current web information, explain what still needs to be checked.
Sources:
[source titles, URLs and excerpts]Structured information extraction
Extract information from the text below and return a JSON array. Each item must contain name (string), category (string) and date (string or null). Use null for an unknown date. Return only JSON, without Markdown fences.
Text:
[text]Frequently asked questions
Where can I find ChatGPT prompt templates?
ZICQ's public English prompt library is at /en/prompts. This guide includes four original examples; the library groups additional prompts by use case. Check each template's stated tool and requirements before using it.
How do I adapt a prompt to my task?
Specify the task, audience, input material, constraints and output format. Replace every bracketed placeholder, try the prompt with a small example, and revise it after reviewing the output.
Will a prompt enable web search?
A prompt alone does not enable web search or other tools. Use the search controls available in your chat product. For a source-based task without search, supply the source text and URLs yourself.
Are these official ChatGPT templates?
No. These examples were written by ZICQ. ZICQ is an independent resource site and is not affiliated with DeepSeek or OpenAI. Output quality depends on the model, available tools and your input.
Can I browse ZICQ without joining the community?
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