Which One's Me?

By Arun Brahma

Overview

Answer five fun questions and ChatGPT writes two fake answers in your style for each one. Send the link to friends: they guess which answer is really yours in any browser, no account needed. Then see how often ChatGPT fooled them, who knows you best, and which fake was most convincing.

Tools

create_challenge

ChatGPT

Save the challenge and publish it at a public play link that friends can open in any browser without an account. Returns the play link and a private results link for the creator only. Call only after the creator has seen the preview and asked to create it.

delete_challenge

ChatGPT

Permanently delete a challenge and all of its plays; the play link stops working. Call only when the creator clearly asks to delete it, after confirming with them. Uses the same access rules as get_results.

get_questions

ChatGPT

Get fun, safe questions for a Which One's Me? challenge, where friends guess which answers are really the user's. Call this first. A challenge is about the person making it, never someone else: ask for their own first name or nickname, and if they want to play as another person, explain that and ask for their own name. Ask the questions one at a time and let the creator answer in their own words, without suggested or example answers. To swap a question the user skipped, call again with count 1 and exclude_ids set to every id already shown.

get_results

ChatGPT

Show how the creator's friends are doing: how many played, how often ChatGPT's fakes fooled them, the leaderboard and the most convincing fake. Works on its own in the chat where the challenge was made; in other chats pass owner_key from the creator's private results link.

preview_challenge

ChatGPT

Show the creator a preview card of their challenge before anything is saved: each question with their real answer and the two fake answers you wrote. Saves nothing. Call after collecting all 5 answers and writing the fakes, and again after changing any fake. Pass each real answer exactly as the creator typed it: same spelling, capitalization, emoji and typos. Write each fake in the same language and form as the real answer, within about a quarter of its length, copying the creator's habits, and make it differ from the real answer and the other fake. Never use insults, real people's names, health, religion, politics, relationships, money, school or workplace names, or where someone lives.