First drafts
Give the audience, the goal and the key points. A rough outline in, a full draft out in seconds.
Use case · writing and editing

§ 01What it does well
Give the audience, the goal and the key points. A rough outline in, a full draft out in seconds.
Make a text shorter, friendlier, more formal or clearer — and keep the facts unchanged.
Paste a long report or a thread and ask for a summary for a specific reader, with action items.
Ask for corrections with explanations, so you can see what changed and why.
§ 02Prompts
Open any prompt in the chat, then replace the bracketed parts with your own material.
Rewrite this email so it is polite but firm, under 120 words, with a clear request and deadline. Keep all facts unchanged. [paste email]
Write a 700-word article for [audience] from these notes. Use short paragraphs, one subheading every 150–200 words and a practical conclusion. Do not invent facts that are not in the notes. [paste notes]
Edit this text for grammar, clarity and flow. Show the corrected version, then a short list of the most important changes and why you made them. [paste text]
§ 03Tips
§ 04FAQ
GLM-5 models are used in many languages. Write your prompt in your language and the answer will follow it.
Less so if you give it an example of your style, a clear audience and a word limit, and ask it to avoid clichés.
Yes. GLM-5.3 Flash is free in our chat without sign-up, within fair daily limits.
§ 05More
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