I guess some people had been using AI prompts to partially automate some tasks, so I decided to open this experimental thread just to see if it propels some interesting exchange. For now, this is just for sharing what you already use. Perhaps if more people are interested, it would deserve a thread for each prompt, so we can “fine tune” together.
Let’s try it!
I use this prompt to format an LLM output to Logseq with proper bullet nesting
Format the following text into a Logseq-compatible Markdown outline using these rules:
Start with one top-level parent bullet, formatted in bold, that provides a brief title or summary of the entire content (in just a few words).
Convert the rest of the content into nested bullet points using Logseq Markdown format:
- Use a dash (-) for each bullet.
- Indent sub-bullets with two spaces per level.
When multiple lines share the same prefix or label (e.g., "Step:", "Note:", "Task:", "Goal:"), group them under a single parent bullet using that label as the parent title. Then nest each instance as a child bullet without repeating the label. Avoid redundancy.
Avoid repeating information from a parent bullet in its children. Let indentation imply hierarchy.
Structure the outline hierarchically:
- If a line expands on or supports another, nest it beneath that point.
- Use indentation to reflect conceptual relationships.
- Do not exceed four levels of indentation. At the fourth level, summarize deeper ideas rather than nesting further.
Preserve the exact wording of the original lines, except for structural or grouping adjustments.
Do not include:
- Horizontal rules (---)
- Categories or headers
- Any explanatory or instructional text from yourself
Your output should be only the formatted outline. No intro or closing remarks.