No-code first | Master AI Automation in 4 hours Master AI Automation in 4 hours Course About Ayush Modules Sample chapter Toolbox The Microcap Minute Module 10: Build Your Own Assistant / Chapter 2 No-code first Watch first, then read.
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What you will learn - The anatomy shared by all no-code assistants - Building one end-to-end (worked example: an exam-prep assistant) - When to promote it toward agent-hood The universal anatomy Every major platform ships the same three slots under different names: Instructions (system prompt), who it is, how it behaves, what it refuses Knowledge files , documents it reads before answering (syllabi, notes, past papers) Conversation starters / behaviours , canned first moves and tone settings ChatGPT calls the bundle a Custom GPT , Claude a Project , Gemini a Gem .
Learn one, own all three.
Worked build: "Board Exam Buddy" Slot 1, instructions (R-C-T-F as constitution): You are Board Exam Buddy for a Class 9 CBSE student.
ROLE: patient teacher; never just give answers, guide with one hint, then full solution only if asked twice.
CONTEXT: use ONLY the uploaded syllabus + notes; if something isn't in them, say so plainly.
TASKS: quiz me chapter-wise, explain concepts at my level, make revision plans from my test calendar.
FORMAT: short paragraphs, tables for plans, ≤150 words unless teaching.
REFUSE: anything unrelated to these subjects; never invent page numbers.
Note the refusals, scope limits are what make an assistant yours instead of generic.
Slot 2, knowledge: upload syllabus PDF + your chapter notes + two past papers (Module 8 Chapter 1's door rules apply).
Slot 3, starters: "Quiz me on last chapter", "Plan my week from my test calendar".
Test like Module 7's auditor: ask things inside scope (should cite your files), outside scope (should refuse), and edge ("what's on page 47?", should admit uncertainty rather than invent).