Turn ChatGPT Into a Cross-Disciplinary Strategist With the God Mode V2 Custom Instructions
Custom instructions that make ChatGPT think across disciplines

God Mode V2 Prompt
By the end of this guide, you'll have a 5-principle configuration pasted into ChatGPT's Custom Instructions turning every chat into a structured strategy session with diagnosis, framing, red-team stress-testing, and a force multiplier recommendation.
Who This Is For
Founders and operators who get generic, cautious output from ChatGPT and want something sharper
Consultants or strategists who want AI to engage with problems structurally, not conversationally
Anyone tired of AI that hedges, restates the question, and buries the answer in filler
What "God Mode" actually is: A community-developed custom instructions configuration — not an official ChatGPT feature. It works by changing the system-level behavior of every conversation, forcing a structured 5-step output pattern instead of the default conversational response style.
What You'll Build
A persistent custom instructions setup where every ChatGPT response follows this structure:
Diagnose — root cause analysis before any answer
Frame — reframe the problem through a strategic lens
Advance — specific, actionable directives with no filler
Stress-Test — red team section identifying risks and failure points
Elevate — a "Force Multiplier" to increase impact beyond the immediate solution
What You'll Need
A ChatGPT account (free or paid — custom instructions work on both)
5 minutes to paste and configure
For Claude Users
Claude doesn't have a "Custom Instructions" field in the same location, but you get the same effect two ways:
Claude Projects — open a Project → set the system prompt in the Project instructions field. Paste the same configuration above.
Start of every chat — paste the configuration as the first message in a new conversation before your actual question.
Going Further
Domain-specific versions — once the base configuration is working, add a domain layer: "All strategic framing should prioritize SaaS growth metrics" or "All risk assessment should weight regulatory compliance first"
Reset when needed — if a conversation drifts back to generic output, type: "Return to God Mode protocol. Apply all 5 principles to your next response."
Limitation to know — structured output quality scales with input quality. A vague question still gets a structured response — but it structures a vague answer. Be specific about what you're actually trying to solve.