Not ChatGPT much - keeping track of what I’m trying to accomplish while also crafting an effective prompt with the right level of specificity / guiding the tool through multiple revisions etc is also pretty EF demanding sometimes. I guess I can find the “blank canvas” of a chat prompt overwhelming as a starting point.
On the other hand, more ADHD-focused tools built on top of the models that power chatGPT like goblin.tools are amazing for this type of stuff!
Wow, Gobbo tools is fun, thanks.
I use goblin tools! I hear you on the blank slate phenomenon of gpt...I have yet to make a meaningful use of it because of that.
Not ChatGPT much - keeping track of what I’m trying to accomplish while also crafting an effective prompt with the right level of specificity / guiding the tool through multiple revisions etc is also pretty EF demanding sometimes. I guess I can find the “blank canvas” of a chat prompt overwhelming as a starting point.
On the other hand, more ADHD-focused tools built on top of the models that power chatGPT like goblin.tools are amazing for this type of stuff!
Wow, Gobbo tools is fun, thanks.
I use goblin tools! I hear you on the blank slate phenomenon of gpt...I have yet to make a meaningful use of it because of that.