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What changed, and when

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2026-10-31

Modes guide, teaching prompts, and a new library layout

  • Added Chat, Work, Codex: pick the right room, with a decision table and a symptom table.
  • Added eight teaching prompts and a seventh prompt category at /prompts/teaching/.
  • Rebuilt the prompt library with a sticky category rail, search in the left column, and a two-column layout.

2026-10-31

Three new guides and a prompt pilot

  • Added ChatGPT for teachers, ChatGPT for the job hunt, and The real downsides of ChatGPT.
  • The teacher guide names the student-data line; the job-hunt guide bans fabricated experience; the downsides guide is a risk register, not a rant.
  • Ran a six-task prompt pilot on two models and revised five prompts after it. No success rate is claimed.

2026-10-31

Prompt library expanded to 100

  • Added 52 original prompts from a 50-round research pass across official docs, communities, open-source libraries, professional workflows and academic frameworks.
  • The library now carries 16–17 prompts per category: writing, study, work, coding, marketing and life.
  • Every new prompt has a use-when line, a why-it-works line and bracketed fill-ins.

2026-10-31

Evidence, sourcing and a privacy guide

  • Every guide now states what was checked, what was not tested, and lists its official sources.
  • Added a 13th guide: what not to paste into ChatGPT, with the data controls that matter.
  • Expanded the about and editorial pages with ownership, source hierarchy, review cadence and corrections.

2026-10-31

Keyword and metadata pass

  • Clarified how “chatpt” is used in titles, descriptions and guide intros.
  • Added a “chatpt login” section to the sign-in guide and a naming section to the alternatives page.
  • Expanded the guides hub with a short note on how to use the list.

2026-10-30

First publication

  • Launched the workbench and the first 12 guides.
  • Published 48 prompts with a “use when” and “why it works” line each.
  • Published the glossary, editorial standards, and the chatpt explainer.