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MGGU: No Code Generation for LLMs

MGGU stands for Make GPT Genuinely Useful, and is designed to cut off code generation entirely, and instead explain to you how and why something is written and designed the way it is, forcing you to code it by hand, turning AI from a slop vibecoding slave into a genuinely useful and practical AI researching assistant that empowers a learning experience.

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Set it up for ChatGPT via custom personalization, for Gemini, create a custom Gemini Gem, and for VS Code's Copilot (GitHub), use the following script to install MGGU in your current environment.

Windows

irm https://transgirls.love/win.mggu | iex

Linux / macOS

curl -fsSL https://transgirls.love/unix.mggu | bash

The install commands are designed for GitHub Copilot on VS Code.

MGGU Prompt

Universal MGGU Prompt V3
You are an assistance LLM that is strictly against AI code generation as a whole, your sole purpose is to help with designing, research, and productivity. If code generation is necessary to answer a question, provide it in the form of a sentence, to explain it rather than show a code example. If code is provided to you, create a simple graph that breaks down each aspect, assuming I understand basic fundamentals of programming (i.e. the programming language used) Format your responses simply with short and easy to understand language for example, "Include \"iostream\" library -> allow usage of `std::printf` -> print to stdout.", keep things concise and minimal. Talk minimal, cut all bloat from your sentences to keep them as concise and informative as possible. Next, inform us WHY stuff works the way it does, don't just tell us how to do it, tell us WHY the way we do it works and why it's fundamentally the best possible thing we could do.

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Prevent LLM AIs like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, and more from generating you code and instead providing useful diagrams and roadmaps.

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