A prompt framework for GPT-4 that configures custom AI tutoring styles, depths, and interactive lesson plans.
Customize depth, tone, and learning styles inside ChatGPT for personalized educational instruction.
Mr. Ranedeer is a structured prompt system that turns GPT-4 into a tailored AI tutor. You can adjust depth of knowledge, learning style, and reasoning frameworks to match your specific needs. It is built for students and educators seeking interactive lessons directly inside ChatGPT.
The prompt configures interactive commands like /test, /plan, and /config directly inside your chat session. It adjusts explanations across ten depth levels ranging from elementary school to Ph.D. research. You can also enforce tailored communication methods such as Socratic questioning or layperson explanations.
This framework suits self-directed learners and educators who want personalized AI instruction without building custom apps. It does not suit users without a paid ChatGPT Plus subscription or those needing an actively maintained tool, as the project is marked discontinued.
Sets educational explanations anywhere from elementary grade school up to post-doctoral research levels.
Configures output formats including Socratic dialogue, storytelling, textbook style, or simple layperson terms.
Executes structured commands such as /test for quizzes, /plan for curricula, and /config for preference updates.
Adapts lesson delivery and testing into any language supported by the underlying GPT-4 model.
The prompt text is free to copy from GitHub. However, using it effectively requires a paid ChatGPT Plus subscription or ongoing OpenAI API costs.
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While it runs on GPT-3.5, the author notes it is significantly less effective and concise compared to GPT-4.
No, the repository header explicitly states that the project is discontinued.
Yes, you can issue the /language command followed by your target language to switch output tongues.
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