Alex Omeyer (ClickUp) I'd encourage you to go and play with ChatGPT and custom instructions which I think is more what people are discussing here. The question is how do you save yourself needing to reprompt the whole thing each time by making the underlying model smarter.

If you're smart about this, you could basically use templates/wiki as a way to let users builder their own GPTs/Gems inside clickup without really needing to build a big feature here.

A good example:

I have an epic, my company has a template for this epic, using / I can already add this template to the task. What I really want to do is then be able to say to write with AI to fill the epic out, following the template structure. In a perfect world, the prompt would 1. Follow the template structure 2. Follow any guidance on the template (eg. Banners or examples), 3. Follow any links referenced in it (eg. Style guides).

I could achieve this right now by pasting the entire epic template into the prompt and doing @ to reference specific documents in our wiki (eg. Our tracking plan, tone of voice etc) that have style guides or key consideration, but this is time consuming and clunky.

Taking this further over time, if you give users the ability to create custom / AI commands (this could just be a library of prompts with a string to start with) I can see users being able to do some pretty wild stuff.

As if is right now, the brain context is great, but it's not realistic to expect entire teams to all know/remember what to prompt it when they're working at scale.

Hey Alex Omeyer (ClickUp),

This looks very good. I have shared some part of my feedback on another post.

A quick question:

Will we be getting a custom card like thing that we place inside a doc with a fixed custom prompt but AI automatically creates reponse to the prompt based on the context window we give to it? (Including a way to include whole workspace)

Eg.

In a company's finace forcast doc (let's call this doc A), I add this card with prompt to calculate the total of employees salaries, and other expenses stored in some employee database lists, and some expense explaination docs.

As soon as some changes are made in those database lists and expense docs, it is automatically reflected in my doc A.

This will be a huge time saver and help us reduce the manual work of updating records everywhere.

Chris Borzillo: Goooot it, thanks so much for explaining. Summarising to make sure I got this right: the feature is save, share, and reuse advanced prompts in which you can reference specific ClickUp assets. Correct?

Shreyansh Jain: on Cards running an AI prompt: yes! My colleague Lily is leading that one :)

Alex Omeyer (ClickUp) yep. Bonus points if it recognises formatting.

Good to know Alex Omeyer (ClickUp).

Thanks for the update.

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