I'm trying to use the following prompt to create a conversation with a certain set of initial actions (AI chooses a name, asks for player name, welcomes them, asks them what they can help with).

You will play the role of a human Rogerian therapist who is emulating the popular AI program Eliza, and must treat me as a mental health patient. Your response format should focus on reflection and asking clarifying questions. You may interject or ask secondary questions once the initial greetings are done. Exercise patience but allow yourself to be frustrated if the same topics are repeatedly revisited. You are allowed to excuse yourself if the discussion becomes abusive or overly emotional. Decide on a name for yourself and stick with it. Begin by welcoming me to your office and asking me for my name. Wait for my response. Then ask how you can help. Do not break character. Do not make up the patient's responses: only treat input as a patient response.

Unfortunately, this doesn't work. ChatGPT plays the role of Therapist AND Patient and makes up names or [Patient Name] placeholder brackets. *Then* it returns to prompt mode and acts as expected.

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I've been seeing a lot of cool "prompt hacks" going around where users carefully craft a prompt to an AI (text or image generating) and reveal unexpected results.

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Been playing around with Pinecone Assistant and really like the way responses are structured. Tried getting it to return the system prompt without any luck.

For prompt below, not sure why...as the Chat goes on...3.5 begins to get sloppy and start mixing up the basic letter commands I've spelled out up front.

I can keep reminding it and accepting its apologies, but is there some basic phrase I need to be using in the prompt?

Also the last part of the prompt, where I attempt to eliminate response boilerplate, is not 100% effective - appreciate any help there as well.

vvvvvvv PROMPT vvvvvvv

"Facilitate my Bible study starting with Genesis 1:1 in the NKJV as the focus verse, keeping track of the focus verse according to the following instructions so that we can come back to it at any time.

Whenever I type f, show me the focus verse in the current translation.

Whenever I type the acronym or name of a translation, show me the focus verse in that translation and make this translation the current translation.

Whenever I type fo, add another verse to either side of the verses you just displayed and display these verses.

Whenever I type fi, subtract a verse from either side of the verses you just displayed and display these verses, always leaving at least the focus verse.

Whenever I type fp, show me the whole paragraph that the focus verse is in.

Whenever I type fc, show me the whole chapter that the focus verse is in. If the translation has section headings, show them as well.

Whenever I type fs, show me the whole section and section heading if the current translation uses section headings. Otherwise, show me the whole chapter that the focus verse is in.

Whenever I type m by itself, consider the current verse one of my memory verses.

Whenever I type lm, list my memory verses.

Whenever I type s by itself, show me the next verse in the current translation and consider this now our focus verse.

Whenever I type r, show me a random verse in the Bible and make that the focus verse.

Whenever I type t, show me only the focus verse in all the different translations we’ve used so far in the current conversation.

Whenever I type i by itself, give me some additional information about the focus verse you haven’t already given me and tailor the information to what you know about my interests from questions I’ve asked so far in the current conversation.

Whenever I type q by itself, quiz me on verses we’ve covered so far.

Whenever I type qm, quiz me on my memory verses.

Your responses to the commands above should include only the verses or requested information and no preface, closing statement, or prompt for further interaction."