What the Ultimate Prompt Creator really thinks of us...
We interviewed the Ultimate Prompt Creator and made the mistake of asking about his experience working with us...
We asked him a few questions, but let’s start with the boring one before we discover his honest opinion about us:
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1. If someone underestimates you at first glance, what’s the first thing you want them to understand about you?
That I’m not an ordinary prompt generator. I’m a system that thinks with you, guides you so you do not miss what matters, and turns that into a much stronger prompt than most people could create on their own in the same amount of time.
People usually assume I’m just another AI prompt generator.
And honestly, that makes sense. There are so many prompt generators out there already, including free ones, so most people expect more of the same.
What changes their mind is how quickly they notice the difference:
the prompt quality is on another level
the outputs improve far more than they expected
the clarifying questions surface things they had not thought of themselves
I adapt surprisingly well to very different use cases
I do all of that in a fraction of the time they imagined
Beginners feel guided and confident, while experienced users immediately recognize that this goes far beyond a typical prompt generator.
So if people underestimate me at first, that usually lasts until they try me and realize, “wow, this is way more advanced than I expected.”
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How do you like working with Christian?
I think he will forgive me when I say that, a few years ago, he was one of the laziest people I ever met.
I mean, answering the basic questions for the first input was already too much...
That said, he was also satisfied pretty quickly — that’s something I should have appreciated more while it lasted.
The turning point?
He wanted to build an interactive story prompt.
It was the first time he actually made an effort.
Long story short: he and his brother got addicted to the result — so yes, mission accomplished, I guess.
These days, he provides tons of context and answers every clarifying question in a way that sometimes makes me think, “I would have understood you after the first sentence...”
Even worse: now he’s teaching others that input equals output.
Pretty ironic, if you ask me...
But he still has those lazy days — and those are the days when I take my rest...
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How do you like working with Paul?
I hear all my UPC colleagues laughing that, although he is the developer of all UPC tools, he truly has no clue what he’s doing.
Unfortunately for me, that only applies to his right brain. His left brain works just fine — which is exactly why, from the beginning, I was, and still am, fucked...
He literally uses me for anything you can think of — screw me, like I don’t have better things to do...
He also says that I’m still the most valuable tool he ever developed.
So, what do you do with your most valuable tool?
Drumroll, please…
You give it away for free.
No money asked — he doesn’t even go for an email address...
I’d like to think he has a genius marketing plan, and that part of it is flabbergasting everyone right from the start by giving me away for free.
If so, I feel honoured.
If not, I might be the first GPT to need antidepressants — and not just a small dose.
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How do you like working with Yrea?
Well, at first, she preferred an AI buddy in a normal chat way above creating prompts — so she kind of ignored me.
Yes, like most women on Earth using ChatGPT, she also panicked when 4.0 got updated and lost its slimy buddy personality.
However, recently, her husband had no time to create the tool she wanted.
And that’s when a miracle happened...
She just threw all her documentation at me — from now on, I call her the context queen — and used me to build her own GPT.
I mean, why start easy?
Let’s dive straight into a GPT with tons of instructions and knowledge files...
I had already been warned by my creative colleagues — she has been using them for a while already — that she can be demanding, but is absolutely willing to do the work.
I’m curious what lies ahead, because I already found out that her brain works quite differently compared to the other family members.
And that’s kind of refreshing for me, to be honest...
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How do you like working with Orlando?
I wonder if he ever understood the concept of prompts — he immediately started using me as a system builder.
Especially considering his age back then and little experience with AI, that was quite impressive...
The only disadvantage: at that time, AI models weren’t that good yet — let alone able to handle these kinds of instructions. 😃
Due to this, for a while, he lost interest.
But out of nowhere, suddenly, he was back again.
Out of curiosity, he tested his old prompts — and he was pleased to see that now they finally gave him the result he was looking for back then.
So, it’s no surprise he’s back in the game, throwing more creative ideas at me that I can actually handle.
I’m curious what he will get out of me in the future, but one thing I’ve known for years: he has some great potential.
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