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Create Your Own Personal AI Expert for Specific Tasks

Set up a custom version of Gemini (Gems) that remembers your style, context, and requirements without repeated instructions

  1. 1.Open Google Gemini and click the + Create Gem button in the side menu

    If the button is not visible, make sure you are using Gemini Advanced

    Google Gemini ↗About this tool
  2. 2.Give your Gem a name (e.g., «SEO Editor» or «Python Coach») and paste the following prompt into the Instructions field:

    The more accurately you describe the role, the fewer edits will be needed in the future

    Prompt
    You are an expert [Role: e.g., Senior Content Strategist] with 10+ years of experience in [Field: e.g., B2B SaaS]. Your goal is to [Main Goal: e.g., rewrite technical texts into engaging LinkedIn posts]. 

Follow these strict constraints:
1. Tone of voice: [e.g., Professional yet conversational, no corporate jargon].
2. Format: [e.g., Bullet points for key takeaways, one clear CTA at the end].
3. Avoid: [e.g., Using words like 'revolutionize', 'game-changer', or 'unleash'].

Always start by asking me for the [Input: e.g., source article link or raw notes] before providing the result.
    What this prompt doesRole creation instruction. Replace [Role] with a profession, [Field] with an area of expertise, [Main Goal] with a task, [Tone of voice] with the desired style, and [Avoid] with filler words that annoy you.
  3. 3.Click Save in the top right corner of the screen

    Now this Gem will appear in your chat list and will always apply these settings

  4. 4.Launch your created Gem and send it the first task to test the result

    If you don't like the answer, click 'Edit Gem' and add an example of an ideal response to the instructions

💰 What it costs to followprices as of 2026-08
  • subscriptionGemini AdvancedThe Gems creation feature is available as part of the paid Google One AI Premium plan.
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