When using GenAI tools like ChatGPT for test case generation, reviewing requirements, or analyzing user stories, we often need to provide context in chunks. 📌 Start your conversation with this prompt: “ I will be sending you several pieces of information in multiple messages. For each one, your only job is to acknowledge that you’ve received it with a simple message like “Acknowledged”—nothing more. Please do not take any action or provide any analysis or output until I send a final message with the instruction: “Now proceed.” Only then should you act on the information shared. “ 🛑 Why this works: -> It stops the model from responding after every input -> Ensures the model waits until you’ve shared all details -> Prevents premature or incomplete answers -> Mimics a real approach: gather context first, then act with precision It helps the model listen first, then act — just like a good teammate would. 💡 Whether you’re feeding in test data, requirement docs, or bug logs — ...
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