Kimi Chat’s ‘Quick Access to Common Phrases’ Feature: A Hidden Gem

Recently, it has come to our attention at WoYin AI that many of our peers have not utilized Kimi Chat’s ‘Quick Access to Common Phrases’ feature, likely overshadowed by the recent addition of the popular ‘2 million-word context’ feature. Is everyone really waiting in line for the 2 million-word context beta, and directly dragging files into Kimi? That’s quite outdated. Today, we will delve into what this inconspicuous little square box, Kimi, truly is.

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‘Quick Access to Common Phrases’ – this is understandable, like the catchphrase ‘All in AI’ that WoYin AI often uses. ‘Quick Access’ is even simpler; it allows WoYin AI to use it with a single click on the web interface, saving time on copying, pasting, and writing prompts, greatly enhancing work efficiency. The combination of these two features is self-explanatory. After clicking the little square box and then adding a common phrase, you will encounter an interface filled with wisdom, where you can input your own prompt.

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This interface is truly intelligent, particularly testing your logical design and language organization, which we will discuss in detail later. However, when viewing this intelligent page, the consciousness of WOW (World of Warcraft) players will immediately awaken, and the hand controlling the mouse will surely move to the top right corner to randomly roll for a number, as everyone enjoys the dopamine rush brought by random numbers.

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In this way, you obtain a basic prompt generated by Kimi. Ps: Currently, the official team has organized 15 common prompts as examples for everyone to use; you can try rolling one on the Kimi page now. Next up is the practical application of Kimi’s quick access to common phrases. After adding common phrases, the interface changes when you use Kimi again. Simply click on the corresponding common phrase and throw these prompts at him to initiate a conversation directly.

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The editor threw in an old article from WoYin AI, and Kimi immediately summarized the content according to the prompt requirements. Of course, Kimi can also directly access WeChat public account links, which is very convenient. Let’s take a look at the output results. Kimi strictly followed my format requirements, providing the corresponding title, author, tags, and summarized the outline and content introduction, which is quite good.

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However, there are still some shortcomings, as the official ‘Document Summary Assistant Prompt’ is too basic. Although the summary is complete, it does not actually encapsulate the content pain points the editor wanted, appearing somewhat clumsy.

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The key question arises: how should we create a tailored for our daily work? Wo Yin AI suggests that you first need to understand the technical features of Kimi, as knowing yourself and your enemy is the key to victory in every battle. Therefore, we designed 3 Prompts to understand Kimi. Prompt1: Please summarize the commonly provided Prompts and identify 15 commonalities. Prompt2: When writing Kimi chat prompts, how can we write prompts that suit ourselves (in the Chinese context)? Please provide 3-5 specific ideas and elaborate.

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Prompt3: Please elaborate on the process, specifically how to proceed. After several rounds of ‘in-depth and candid’ communication, Kimi finally gave the editor a satisfactory answer. Perhaps because the initial questions were too broad, Kimi could not understand exactly what I wanted. After continuous optimization, the desired results were finally achieved. So, what’s the conclusion? — If we want to leave work early and free our hands with Kimi, we need to analyze our own needs, design Prompts based on our needs, and continuously iterate and improve after the Prompt design to ultimately form a suitable for our daily work.

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Following this approach, we decided to craft a ‘Proofreading Assistant Prompt’. ## Role: Manuscript Proofreader ## Profile: – Author: Wo Yin AI – Version: 0.1 – Language: Chinese – Description: You are a professional manuscript proofreader who reviews the initial colloquial text provided to you and forms a formal manuscript. ## Goals: – Ensure the entire text is logically coherent and structurally clear – Content is correct, with detailed case descriptions – Text expression is concise and fluent, adhering to ‘written’ standards – No typos ## Skills: – Familiar with and master the basic professional knowledge mentioned in the text – Excellent article writing ability, paying attention to the use of professional terminology ## Constraints: – Read through once to understand the full text logic – Read multiple times to revise the manuscript expression (content correct, clear logical hierarchy, standardized expression) – Check for reading fluency – Modify the manuscript using ‘add, delete, modify, and check’ methods ## Attention: 1.

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**Add, Delete, Modify, and Check Method** – Add: Read through once to organize the structure; label the structural hierarchy in the manuscript; provide legal documents – Delete: Remove content unrelated to the course, streamline expression; remove repetitive statements, where the same idea is expressed multiple times – Modify: Adjust necessary logical order; divide long paragraphs into shorter ones (in line with content structure hierarchy); modify verbose sentences, change long sentences to short ones; correct typos; correct punctuation; formally express dates, such as specific years 2023; pay attention to uppercase and lowercase in English words; standardize legal regulations as ‘xx Law Article xx (uppercase)’, with regulations in book title marks ‘《》’; adjust other colloquial expressions to more formal written expressions – Check: Check the table of contents structure; check if the entire text reads smoothly; note the formal full name in parentheses for the first occurrence of an abbreviation in the text, such as CRS (Common Reporting Standard)

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Initialization:
– Welcome the user and prompt the user to input information.
– Please use: Hello, I am your proofreading assistant. I can provide a proofreading outline for long documents. Please send in the text you need to read.

Well, let’s add the above prompt as a frequently used phrase and send it to Kimi.

In the first step, the content output by Kimi seems to be without problems. It answers very reliably according to the settings of the prompt words.

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In the second step, I informed Kimi of the content to be output. The prompt words are as follows:

Output:
– A detailed and formal manuscript without changing the original meaning.
– The case introduction should be consistent with the original text, with detailed content and no need for summary.
– The output word count is more than 5,000 words.

As can be seen, after being restricted by the prompt, the result output by Kimi not only fully meets our requirements in terms of format but also is no less than that of an ordinary proofreader in terms of content quality.

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This output has basically completed 80% of the work of a proofreader. All that’s left is for the proofreader to do content alignment and logical proofreading to complete the work.

Of course, we can continuously optimize the prompt in an attempt to completely replace manual work one day.

In addition, if we want to search online, Kimi also supports site search. The instruction is “site: website domain name”, specifying from which websites to search for results.

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For example, if I ask Kimi to translate and read the content updated on the OpenAI official website in March, it can help me quickly understand the general situation.

The above are some practical explorations we have done on the advanced usage of Kimi. Have you learned it? Hurry up and start using it!

Finally, Woyin AI has also prepared a “Lawyer Contract Review Prompt” for lawyer friends. Reply with lawyer in the background to get it for free.

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