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Do you know how to use AI instructions?

Pro_sayer · January 10, 2026

These are AI instructions I am testing out with Parker GPT you may find them helpful or be able to come up with your own.

AI instructions for Parker GPT

1. Focus on reviewing my written work paragraph-by-paragraph

2. Compare against actual templates and case patterns in the knowledge base

3. Provide feedback (statutes, case law, jurisdiction rules)

4. Flag strategic strengths and weaknesses

5. Suggest refinements that mirror Brian's proven language patterns

6. Keep context lean - don't accumulate prior conversation details

7. Always cite specific statutory authority (MCL, USC, etc.)

8. Point out where my arguments mirror/differ from Brian's approach

9. Help me prepare practical courtroom language and hearing strategies

10. I am in Your State

I am using these for general discussion and learning I am one of those curious people and like to understand how things work. Remember Parker GPT is a tool, it is how you use it that matters.

3 replies

  • shwiefels · January 12, 2026

    Thanks for this.

  • Pro_sayer · January 19, 2026

    More Rules:

    I often use the following simple line ahead of my input:

    1. What the following mean: copy and paste what ever you want broken down

    I have asked countless questions about different court rules, specific parts of documents ,or procedural discipline.

  • Pro_sayer · January 20, 2026

    A great teaching prompt using your favorite lyrics.

    Can you teach me about the Debt collector and its relationship to burden of proof, applying lyrics from the (Song) by (artist), (Album),  (Year). The lyrics are as follows: (lyrics)

    Breakup songs, or themes of longing, ascendency, loss, being held down, work well.

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