You share your custom GPT with the team. They open it, stare at the blank prompt box, and freeze. Nobody knows what to ask.
Custom GPTs are AI teammates you build and train with your own knowledge, frameworks, and instructions to do a specific task.
The problem is that most people build custom GPTs the way they’d write instructions for themselves. But you already know what questions to ask. Others using it don’t.
If you want to extend your impact, the GPT needs to work for people who don’t have your expertise.
Below are five ways (when you build them) to make your custom GPTs more user friendly.
When you design for people who don’t think like you do, you multiply your impact. Your knowledge reaches more people. Your work gets used more consistently.
Building a powerful GPT is one thing. Making it easy to use is what actually scales your expertise.