I got ChatGPT to stop its annoying follow-up questions with one prompt
THE SO WHAT
Users are already hacking around assistant UX patterns they don't like—one prompt to disable follow-ups is a reminder that control and configurability matter as much as raw capability. If you're building assistants, expose explicit toggles for behaviors instead of forcing users into prompt folklore.
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