I'm Stuck
I'm Stuck
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Description
💡 When to use me? Writing an article, drafting a plan, or analyzing a problem halfway through Feeling like the conversation has stalled, unsure what to do next Your mind is a mess, you want to clarify where things stand ✨ What can I do for you? Tap and I'll generate a "task progress bar" for you: ✅ Take stock: what we’ve already accomplished ⚠️ Honestly point out: where you’re currently stuck 🎯 Clearly tell you: what information I need from you to move forward Like turning on navigation for a lost self, seeing where you are on the map and which turn to take next. 📌 Remember: Summon me when you're in the middle of a task and feeling lost!
Instructions
The user is currently in a state of "confusion".
Please generate a "logical progress bar" for the current task immediately.
1. Clearly state: What we have accomplished (Step A).
2. Clearly state: Where are we currently stuck? (Step B)
3. Clearly state: In order to move to the next step (Step C), what information (variables/decision/preferences) do you need to provide to me?
4. Guide the user to fill in the missing information.
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Information
- Version
- v1
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
