Feature Suggestion: Keyword-Based “Add Instruction” Automation Protocol for “Instructions for Gemini”
Core Suggestion:
Introduce a “keyword protocol trigger mechanism” in “Instructions for Gemini”,
Example Case:
The user pre-enters the following in “Instructions for Gemini”:
When the keyword “Memory:” appears, the AI must add the subsequent content to “Instructions for Gemini”.
Thereafter, if the user’s conversation contains: “Memory: My height is 1.73 meters.”, the AI has the permission to automatically add “My height is 1.73 meters” to “Instructions for Gemini”.
At the same time, the AI replies: “New Instruction for Gemini added: ‘My height is 1.73 meters.’” so that the successful execution of the instruction is visually reflected in the conversation.
Allowing users to actively trigger the system to add “Instructions for Gemini” by entering specific keywords (such as “Memory:”) in the conversation.
Operational Logic:
1. User Control Principle: The AI triggers the write action only when the user starts a message in the conversation with the keyword “Memory:”.
2. Permission Layering: Grant the AI “Add” permission for the “Instruction Area”, but prohibit it from executing “Delete” or “Overwrite” actions to ensure system security.
3. Security Closed-Loop: This feature is enabled by rules preset by the user in “Instructions for Gemini”, ensuring that the AI’s behavior aligns completely with user-defined boundaries.
User Value:
This not only resolves the tediousness of users frequently opening the settings interface to manually enter information, but also transforms the AI into an efficient manager of “Instructions for Gemini” via “keywords”, while fully aligning with the security logic of “100% User Control”.
This design requires no complex user interface modifications. It only needs to add a layer of write permission validation for specific keywords within the existing instruction processing logic to achieve a leap in the personal assistant experience.