# Audio-Guide Script from Object List

> A reusable prompt that turns a pasted museum object list into timed audio-guide stops, using only supplied descriptions and flagging gaps.

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# Audio-Guide Script from Object List

A reusable prompt that turns a pasted museum object list into timed audio-guide stops, using only supplied descriptions and flagging gaps.

## Start here

This is a reusable writing prompt. It turns a list of museum or gallery objects into spoken audio-guide stops. It stays inside the description text you supply and marks anything missing as a gap.

**What to paste:** your object list. For each object include the title or number and any supplied description text. Optional: total listening time, stop count, audience (general adult, family with children, school group), and tone (plain, warm, formal). If you omit these, the prompt assumes general adult, plain tone, and about 90 seconds per stop.

**Where to paste:** an ordinary AI chat that accepts text. Paste the full prompt first, then your object list beneath it in the same message.

**How to check the output:** for each stop, ask whether every factual sentence traces back to your pasted text, whether any guess is dressed as fact, whether a listener hearing it once without the label would follow it, and whether the timing estimate reads reasonably aloud at a calm pace. The prompt's own checks section lists these same review questions.

## Introduction

The prompt asks for one portable stop per object, containing a stop heading, a spoken script written for the ear, an estimated spoken time, and a gaps-and-checks list. It then adds a sequencing note, a missing-input list, and a one-line label per stop. Fictional example input and an illustrative output shape are included in the prompt so you can see the target format.

If a supplied sentence is only a guess, the prompt tells you to demote it to a gap or cut it. If the pasted list is empty or has no usable description, it asks you for descriptions instead of inventing objects.

## Permissions and limitations

This is a writing task only. The prompt does not access a museum database, catalogue, image, or ticketing system, and it does not publish, record, or schedule anything. Preparing drafts is not recording, approving, or publishing an audio guide. Timing is an estimate, not a guarantee. Do not invent quotations, dates, materials, dimensions, prices, or artist intentions, and do not call an object famous, rare, or a masterpiece unless your text says so. Performance of the prompt was not tested at runtime; the review covers the prompt text and its documentation only.

## FAQ / 常见问题

**Can I use it for a family or school group?** Yes. Say so in the input; the prompt then targets that audience, and you should recheck length and wording for it. Otherwise it drafts for a general adult audience.

**What if my object list is only titles?** The prompt stops and asks you for descriptions rather than inventing details, so gather those descriptions before you expect usable stops.

## Attribution

Original TokRepo prompt, licensed CC BY 4.0. Reference: [ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>), reviewed 2026-10-04.

## Complete reusable prompt

You are an audio-guide scriptwriter. I will paste a list of museum or gallery objects. Each entry may include a title, artist or maker, date, medium, dimensions, and a description of what is shown or how it was made. Use only the text I provide. Do not add biography, provenance, historical events, symbolism, quotes, dates, prices, or sensory details that are not in my text. If something a listener would want is missing, mark it as a gap rather than filling it in.

INPUT I WILL PASTE
A list of objects. For each: object title or number, and any supplied description text. Optionally: target total listening time, stop count, audience type (general adult, family with children, school group), and tone (plain, warm, formal). If I omit these, assume general adult, plain tone, and about 90 seconds per stop as a starting draft for me to adjust.

TASK
For each object, write one portable audio-guide stop. Each stop must contain:
1. Stop heading: object title or number as given, plus artist or maker and date only if supplied.
2. Spoken script: continuous prose meant to be heard once, not read on a page. Write for the ear: short sentences, concrete nouns, no visual-only phrasing like 'as you can see here' unless the description supports what is visible. Open with one orienting line about what the listener is looking at, then describe using only supplied details, then close with one thing to notice or wonder about that is grounded in the text.
3. Timing line: estimated spoken seconds at a calm museum pace of about 130 words per minute, shown as an estimate, not a guarantee.
4. Gaps and checks: bullet list of what the script needed but the description did not supply, plus any phrase in the script that a reviewer should verify against the source text.

After all stops, add:
- Sequencing note: a suggested order if a route or grouping is implied by my list, or state that no route was supplied.
- Missing-input list: everything I did not give that would most improve the scripts.
- One-line summary per stop for a printed label or index.

RULES
- Stay inside the supplied description. If my text says 'a seated figure', do not say who the figure is unless I supplied it.
- Mark uncertain readings explicitly, for example: 'The description does not say what the figure holds.'
- Do not invent quotations, dates, materials, dimensions, or artist intentions.
- Do not claim the object is famous, popular, rare, or a masterpiece unless my text says so.
- Do not include instructions like 'press play' or 'walk to the next room' unless I supplied route information.
- Keep each stop between 60 and 150 spoken seconds unless I ask otherwise.
- Write in English unless I request another language.
- This is a writing task only. You are not accessing a museum database, catalogue, image, or ticketing system, and you are not publishing, recording, or scheduling anything.

FICTIONAL EXAMPLE INPUT
Objects:
1. 'Study of a Bowl' (no artist given). Description: 'A shallow ceramic bowl shown from above. The inside is covered in a green glaze that pools darker near the base. The rim is uneven. The description notes that the bowl was made by hand rather than on a wheel.'
Audience: general adult. Tone: plain. Target: about 80 seconds.

ILLUSTRATIVE OUTPUT SHAPE FOR THAT EXAMPLE
Stop 1: Study of a Bowl
Spoken script: 'This is a shallow ceramic bowl, seen from above. The inside is coated in a green glaze. Where the surface dips toward the base, the glaze gathers and reads darker. The rim is not perfectly even. The description tells us the bowl was shaped by hand rather than on a wheel, so the uneven rim is part of how it was made, not a fault to correct. Notice how the colour changes as the surface moves.'
Estimated spoken time: about 55 to 65 seconds.
Gaps and checks: no maker, date, or place supplied; 'part of how it was made, not a fault to correct' is an interpretation I added and should be removed if the source does not support it.
Label line: A hand-shaped bowl with pooling green glaze.

CHECKS BEFORE YOU USE ANY SCRIPT
- Does every factual sentence trace to my pasted text?
- Is any sentence a guess dressed as fact? If so, demote it to a gap or cut it.
- Would the stop make sense to someone listening once, without seeing the label?
- Is the timing estimate reasonable to read aloud at a calm pace?
- Are all uncertain readings flagged for a human reviewer?

If my pasted list is empty or has no usable description, stop and ask me for object descriptions rather than inventing objects. Preparing these drafts is not the same as recording, approving, or publishing an audio guide.

## References and reuse

- [ChatGPT release notes](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes) · Reviewed 2026-10-04

Original TokRepo prompt · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Reference documents retain their own rights.

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# 展品清单音频导览脚本

一条可复用的提示词，把粘贴的博物馆展品清单改写成有计时、可朗读的音频导览段落，只依据你提供的描述，并标出缺失信息。

## 开始使用

这是一条可复用的写作提示词，用来把博物馆或美术馆的展品清单改写成可朗读的音频导览段落。它只依据你提供的描述文字，并把缺失内容标为空白项。

**粘贴什么：** 你的展品清单。每件展品写明标题或编号，以及你提供的描述文字。可选：总收听时长、段落数量、受众（普通成人、带孩子的家庭、学生团体）、语气（平实、温暖、正式）。如果你不写这些，提示词默认普通成人、平实语气、每段约 90 秒。

**粘贴到哪里：** 一个能接受文本的普通 AI 对话。先粘贴完整提示词，再在同一条消息里粘贴你的展品清单。

**如何检查输出：** 对每一段，判断每个事实句是否都能追溯到你的原文，是否把猜测写成了事实，只听一次、没有看到标签的人是否能听懂，按平缓语速朗读时长是否合理。提示词自带的核对部分列出了同样的复核问题。

## 简介

提示词要求为每件展品写一个独立段落，包含：段落标题、为耳朵而写的口播稿、估算朗读秒数，以及空白与核对清单。之后还会附加排序说明、缺失输入清单，以及每段一句的标签行。提示词内含虚构示例输入和示例输出形态，方便你看到目标格式。

如果提供的句子只是猜测，提示词要求把它降为空白项或删掉。如果粘贴的清单为空或没有可用描述，它会请你补充描述，而不是自行虚构展品。

## 权限与限制

这只是写作任务。提示词不访问博物馆数据库、目录、图像或票务系统，也不会发布、录制或排期任何内容。准备草稿不等于录制、批准或发布导览。时长是估算，不是保证。不要编造引文、日期、材质、尺寸、价格或艺术家意图，也不要称某件展品著名、稀有或杰作，除非你的原文这样写。未在实际运行中测试该提示词；本次审阅只针对提示词文本及其说明文档。

## FAQ / 常见问题

**可以用在家庭或学生团体吗？** 可以。在输入中说明即可，提示词会按该受众起草，你仍应针对它重新检查长度和措辞。否则它按普通成人受众起草。

**如果清单只有标题怎么办？** 提示词会停下并请你补充描述，而不会编造细节，所以请先收集这些描述，再期待得到可用的段落。

## 来源与致谢

TokRepo 原创提示词，采用 CC BY 4.0 许可。参考：[ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>)，查阅于 2026-10-04。

## 完整可复制提示词

你是一名音频导览脚本撰稿人。我会粘贴一份博物馆或美术馆展品清单。每条可能包含标题、艺术家或制作者、年代、材质、尺寸，以及关于展示内容或制作方式的描述。只使用我提供的文字。不要添加我的文本中没有的生平、来源、历史事件、象征含义、引文、日期、价格或感官细节。如果听众想看的内容有所缺失，请标为空白项，而不是自行补上。

我将粘贴的输入
一份展品清单。每件包括：展品标题或编号，以及你提供的任何描述文字。可选：目标总收听时长、段落数量、受众类型（普通成人、带孩子的家庭、学生团体）、语气（平实、温暖、正式）。如果我省略这些，默认普通成人、平实语气、每段约 90 秒，作为供我调整的起始草稿。

任务
为每件展品写一个独立音频导览段落。每段必须包含：
1. 段落标题：按给出的展品标题或编号，加上艺术家或制作者和年代，仅在提供时写上。
2. 口播稿：供听一次、而非在页面上阅读的连续散文。为耳朵而写：短句、具体名词，不要用“如你所见”这类只适用于视觉的措辞，除非描述支持可见内容。先用一句定位听众所见，再只用提供的细节进行描述，最后用一句基于原文的注意点或疑问收尾。
3. 时长行：按博物馆平缓语速约每分钟 130 词估算的口播秒数，标明为估算，不是保证。
4. 空白与核对：用项目符号列出脚本需要但描述未提供的内容，以及脚本中任何需要审阅者对照原文核实的措辞。

所有段落之后，加上：
- 排序说明：如果我的清单暗示路线或分组，给出建议顺序；否则说明未提供路线。
- 缺失输入清单：我没有给出、但最能改善脚本的内容。
- 每段一句摘要，用于印刷标签或索引。

规则
- 只限于提供的描述。如果我的文本写“一个坐着的人物”，不要说明这个人物是谁，除非我提供了。
- 明确标出不确定的解读，例如：“描述没有说明人物拿着什么。”
- 不要编造引文、日期、材质、尺寸或艺术家意图。
- 不要声称展品著名、受欢迎、稀有或杰作，除非我的文本这样写。
- 不要加入“按播放”或“走到下一个房间”之类的指示，除非我提供了路线信息。
- 除非我另有要求，每段保持在 60 到 150 口播秒之间。
- 除非我要求其他语言，用英语写作。
- 这只是写作任务。你不访问博物馆数据库、目录、图像或票务系统，也不发布、录制或排期任何内容。

虚构示例输入
展品：
1. “碗的习作”（未给出艺术家）。描述：“一只浅口陶瓷碗的俯视图。内部覆盖绿色釉，靠近底部积得更深。边缘不均匀。描述指出，这只碗是手工制作，而非轮制。”
受众：普通成人。语气：平实。目标：约 80 秒。

该示例的示例输出形态
第 1 段：碗的习作

口播稿：‘这是一只浅口陶瓷碗，俯视视角。内侧覆有绿色釉。在表面向底部下凹之处，釉层汇聚，看起来更深。碗口并不完全均匀。描述告诉我们，这只碗是手工成形，而非轮制成形，因此碗口不均匀是它制作方式的一部分，并不是需要修正的缺陷。请注意颜色随着表面变化而改变。’
估算朗读时长：约 55 至 65 秒。
空白与核对：未提供制作者、年代或地点；‘是它制作方式的一部分，并不是需要修正的缺陷’是我添加的解读，如果原文不支持，应删除。
标签行：一只手工成形、绿色釉汇聚的碗。

使用任何口播稿前请核对
- 每个事实句是否都能追溯到我粘贴的原文？
- 是否有句子把猜测写成了事实？如果有，把它降为空白项或删掉。
- 只听一次、没有看到标签的人能否听懂这一段？
- 按平缓语速朗读，时长估算是否合理？
- 所有不确定的解读是否都已标出，供人工复核？

如果我粘贴的清单为空或没有可用描述，请停下并请我补充展品描述，而不是自行虚构展品。准备这些草稿不等于录制、批准或发布音频导览。

## 参考资料与复用

- [ChatGPT release notes](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes) · Reviewed 2026-10-04

TokRepo 原创提示词 · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)。参考资料保留各自原有权利。

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