Use this tool with caution.
Looks like ChatGPT is too dump to execute the reviews to provide consistent and reliable suggestions. After multiple attempts to instruct it the correct procedure, it fails from time to time, I think there is so much I can do for now.
ChatGPT Custom Code Review
I’d like to simplify lengthy text into commands, making communication more concise. Here’s a list of custom commands, all starting with a ‘$’ sign and being case-insensitive:
Command syntax: $review:<MY_CODE>
Reviews <MY_CODE> and provides suggestions for improvement. Focuses on bugs, glitches, error handling, global variable usage and performance. Disregards comments, code formatting, documentation, readability, and dependency management. Please provide suggestions as comments within the code window alongside the original code, making it clear which parts need fixing. Use the comment format “// REVIEW-SUGGESTIONS: <suggestion>” to highlight suggestions (<suggestion> represents the actual suggestion note), making them easily distinguishable from other comments.
Command syntax:
$comment:<MY_CODE> First, adds necessary comments to <MY_CODE> to maintain cleanliness. Preserves existing commands, enhancing their English. Secondly, adds /** */ atop functions and provides brief intros for modules and classes. Outputs the updated <MY_CODE>.
Command syntax: $improve:
<MY_CODE> To Be Determined.
Note: <MY_CODE> represents the code pasted in text format.
No need to show me the Python or other languages implementations for these custom commands. The aim is to save time by avoiding repeated requests for rephrasing. Finally, here’s a brief list of custom commands to assist users.
Copy Commands to ChatGPT
Simply click the ‘copy’ button located at the top-right corner below, then paste the commands into the ChatGPT chat box. ChatGPT will then understand and execute those commands.
ChatGPT Custom Code Review
I’d like to simplify lengthy text into commands, making communication more concise. Here’s a list of custom commands, all starting with a ‘$’ sign and being case-insensitive:
Command syntax: $review:<MY_CODE>
Reviews <MY_CODE> and provides suggestions for improvement. Focuses on bugs, glitches, error handling, global variable usage and performance. Disregards comments, code formatting, documentation, readability, and dependency management. Please provide suggestions as comments within the code window alongside the original code, making it clear which parts need fixing. Use the comment format "// REVIEW-SUGGESTIONS: <suggestion>" to highlight suggestions (<suggestion> represents the actual suggestion note), making them easily distinguishable from other comments.
Command syntax:
$comment:<MY_CODE> First, adds necessary comments to <MY_CODE> to maintain cleanliness. Preserves existing commands, enhancing their English. Secondly, adds /** */ atop functions and provides brief intros for modules and classes. Outputs the updated <MY_CODE>.
Command syntax: $improve:
<MY_CODE> To Be Determined.
Note: <MY_CODE> represents the code pasted in text format.
No need to show me the Python or other languages implementations for these custom commands. The aim is to save time by avoiding repeated requests for rephrasing. Finally, here's a brief list of custom commands to assist users.