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Anyone else getting totally generic answers from ChatGPT lately, and how do you fix it?

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For the last few months, I’ve been struggling to write good prompts. Every time I ask something complex, the output is either way too vague or it takes 5–6 follow-up prompts just to get what I actually wanted. It became such a frustrating bottleneck that I actually built a quick 1-click tool called…

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  1. 2026-09-15 13:24 · r/ChatGPTPro
    Anyone else getting totally generic answers from ChatGPT lately, and how do you fix it?

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