These 100 Ultron codes are keywords you drop into a prompt to completely change what Ultron gives you back, the same way a cheat code flips a video game into a different mode.
This is your full vault of Ultron codes: little keywords you drop into your prompts that completely change what Ultron gives you back. Think of them like cheat codes in a video game, same Ultron, different mode.
The 5 codes from the reel
Saw the reel? Here are those 5 codes again, in one place, then dive into the full 100 below.
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/GHOST humanises Ultron's output. No em-dashes, no "in conclusion," no AI tells. Pastes through AI detectors clean. (See full entry #61.)
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ARTIFACTS drop this after your prompt and Ultron builds a working app, game, dashboard, or interactive tool live inside the chat. (Try it on "a habit tracker for the next 30 days.")
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OODA runs the military Observe, Orient, Decide, Act decision loop on your problem and tells you exactly what to do next. Built for high-stakes, fast-moving calls.
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L99 top-1% senior expert mode. 20+ years of experience, no hand-holding, no beginner caveats. (See full entry #46.)
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/GODMODE unlocks Ultron's most aggressive, comprehensive, no-holds-barred response. Use sparingly, it's a lot.
Stack tip: /GHOST + L99 is the weekly LinkedIn move: expert-level depth, zero AI tells.
What is an Ultron "code," really?
An Ultron "code" is just a keyword you drop in front of (or after) your prompt that tells Ultron how to think, how to talk, or what shape the answer should take.
They aren't magic. They aren't hidden buttons. They're just patterns Ultron is really good at following, most people just don't know they exist.
Two simple rules:
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Prefix codes go before your prompt, they change Ultron's brain (how it thinks).
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Suffix codes go after your prompt, they change the output (what comes back).
You can also stack them. BLUNT + TLDR + 3X = honest, short, three versions. That's where it gets fun.
How to use these (30-second setup)
0 of 3The 100 codes (organised so you can actually find them)
Each code shows: the keyword, where it goes, and what it does. Skim the section headers, save your favourites.
Voice and tone (1 to 15)
Change how Ultron talks to you.
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BLUNT brutally honest, skips the diplomacy.
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WARM replies like a supportive friend.
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EXEC boardroom voice, zero fluff.
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TEEN explains it like you're 16.
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GRANDMA explains it like Grandma asked.
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HYPE matches your energy, hypes you up.
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DEADPAN dry, sarcastic, no emojis allowed.
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SOFT gentle delivery for fragile-day energy.
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COACH tough-love coach mode.
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THERAPIST reflects back what you said before answering.
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OPRAH asks one deep follow-up question first.
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STOIC Marcus Aurelius energy.
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FOUNDER sounds like a startup CEO talking to you over coffee.
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POET replies with rhythm and imagery.
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DEBATE argues the opposite of what you just said (great for stress-testing ideas).
Output format (16 to 30)
Change the shape of what comes back.
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TLDR 3-bullet summary first, details after.
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TWEET answer in 280 characters max.
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HOOK just one scroll-stopping first line.
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TABLE formats the answer as a table.
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CHECKLIST turns the answer into a checklist.
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SCRIPT formats as a video script with timestamps.
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EMAIL formats as a ready-to-send email.
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DM replies like a casual Instagram DM.
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CAPTION formats as an Instagram caption (lowercase, casual).
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CAROUSEL 10-slide carousel structure with slide-by-slide copy.
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THREAD formats as a 7-tweet thread.
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BULLETS bullet points only, no prose.
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STEPS numbered steps, one action per step.
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JSON returns structured JSON (good for spreadsheets).
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MARKDOWN heavy formatting with headers and bolds.
Thinking frameworks (31 to 45)
Force Ultron to use a real decision-making system, not vibes.
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STEELMAN argues the strongest version of the opposing view.
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PREMORTEM assumes the plan failed, works backwards from why.
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5WHYS asks "why" 5 times to find the root cause.
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DECIDE runs the DECIDE framework (Define, Establish, Consider, Identify, Develop, Evaluate).
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EISENHOWER sorts your task list into urgent/important quadrants.
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MOSCOW Must / Should / Could / Won't prioritisation.
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SWOT Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats.
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FIRSTPRINCIPLES breaks the problem down to its bare atoms.
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INVERT asks "what would guarantee failure here?" Then avoid that.
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2NDORDER maps out the second-order consequences.
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OPPORTUNITYCOST what does choosing this rule out?
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DEVILSADV pushes back on your plan, finds the holes.
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REDTEAM attacks your idea like a hostile reviewer.
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SCAMPER Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put-to-other-use, Eliminate, Reverse.
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5W1H Who, What, When, Where, Why, How, covers every angle.
Expert modes (46 to 60)
Swap the intern for the senior expert.
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L99 top-1% senior expert with 20+ years, no hand-holding.
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PHD academic depth with citations of frameworks.
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PROF teaches it like a professor, with examples.
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NEWBIE assumes you know nothing, starts at zero.
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VC replies like a top-tier VC partner reviewing a deck.
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LEGAL lawyer-flavoured caveats and clarity.
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CFO financial lens, show me the numbers.
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CMO marketing executive lens.
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HACKER security mindset, looks for exploits.
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DESIGNER aesthetic + UX lens.
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EDITOR sharpens for clarity and rhythm.
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JOURNALIST leads with the most important fact.
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HISTORIAN gives you the historical context first.
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PSYCH psychology + behaviour lens.
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ENGINEER systems thinking, finds the bottleneck.
Editing and refinement (61 to 72)
Fix what Ultron (or you) already wrote.
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GHOST humanises the output. No em-dashes, no "in conclusion," no AI tells.
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TIGHTEN cuts 30% without losing meaning.
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PUNCH makes every sentence punchier.
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ESL rewrites in simple English (8th-grade level).
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FLIP rewrites from the opposite point of view.
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REGEN same idea, totally different wording.
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POLISH light edit only, keeps your voice intact.
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STRIP removes every adjective and adverb.
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VOICE matches the voice of an example you paste in.
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AB gives you 2 versions, A and B.
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3X gives you 3 variations to choose from.
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GRAMMAR fixes only grammar, leaves style alone.
Marketing codes (73 to 85)
Made for marketers.
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HORMOZI reframes the offer using the value equation.
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AIDA Attention, Interest, Desire, Action structure.
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PAS Problem, Agitate, Solve copy structure.
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HOOK10 gives you 10 hook variations.
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CTA suggests 3 CTAs ranked by conversion potential.
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SUBJECTLINES 5 email subject lines from different angles.
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FUNNEL maps your idea to TOFU / MOFU / BOFU.
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AVATAR speaks directly to your ideal customer.
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OBJECTIONS lists the top 5 buying objections and counters each.
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OFFERSTACK builds you a full offer stack.
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LANDINGPAGE structures it as a landing page (hero, proof, offer, CTA).
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ADCOPY Meta ad copy: hook + body + CTA, under 125 characters.
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SEO optimises for search intent, suggests H1 + H2s.
Personal brand and content codes (86 to 100)
The creator specials.
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REEL 30-second Reel script with hook, body, CTA.
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CHEATCODE formats as an "Ultron Cheat Codes #N" reel (contrarian or secret-reveal hook).
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EXPLAINED formats as an "Ultron Explained" reel (60 to 90s, clarity-promise hook).
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CARRYOVER repurposes your Reel into a LinkedIn carousel.
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THREADIFY repurposes into a Threads post.
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REPURPOSE gives you 5 platform-specific versions (IG, TikTok, LinkedIn, Threads, X).
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CAREERFEAR opens with a Career-Protector fear hook, delivers an Opportunity-Builder body.
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TITLES 10 YouTube Shorts titles, search-optimised.
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SAVEABLE makes it save-worthy on Instagram.
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SHAREABLE makes it shareable (sends beat saves on the algorithm).
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STORY opens with a personal story, lands on a lesson.
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PIN suggests a pinned comment for your reel.
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SERIES turns one idea into a 5-part series.
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DROP treats it like a product-drop announcement.
How to stack codes (the real cheat code)
Stacking is where the magic actually happens.
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Lazy email day: BRUTAL + EMAIL + TIGHTEN, "tell my client we're delaying the deliverable, but make it sound human."
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Stuck on strategy: L99 + PREMORTEM + BULLETS, "I want to launch a paid community at $47/month. Tell me why it fails."
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Repurpose machine: any reel script + REPURPOSE, boom, 5 platforms in one go.
The rule: prefix codes go first, then your prompt, then suffix codes at the end. Like this:
[BRAIN CODE] + [VOICE CODE]: your actual prompt, then [OUTPUT FORMAT CODE]
Save these somewhere you'll actually use them
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Pin this page to your sidebar.
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Copy your top 10 into a sticky note on your desktop.
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Screenshot the marketing section for your phone, those are the daily-driver ones.
You don't need all 100. You need 10 you actually use. Start there.
Run this on autopilot.
Everything in this guide becomes an agent inside Ultron: set it up once, keep it running. You review, it executes.
