ChatGPT floor plan prompts you can copy

I’m planning a [single-story house] on [a 1-acre rural lot] in [county, state]. Before suggesting anything, interview me about the plan. Ask one question at a time about who will live there, how we use the house day to day, must-have rooms, the size limit, the site and views, and anything that must stay fixed. After about ten questions, summarize my answers as a one-page plan brief.

Here are my notes for a [small cabin]: [paste your notes]. Turn them into a plan brief with these headings: goals, household, must-have rooms, nice-to-have rooms, size limit, site notes and open questions. Label anything you inferred as an assumption instead of stating it as fact.

Using the brief above, list every room and space with a target size in feet (width by length) and its square footage. Include halls, closets and a mechanical space, and add a line for walls and circulation. Put it in a table, total it, and compare the total with my [1,400 square foot] limit. Show your math.

My house has to fit inside a [32 by 44 foot] rectangle. Check whether this room program fits. If it doesn’t, suggest three ways to make it fit, such as smaller rooms, combined spaces or a loft, and say what each option gives up.

For this room program, list which rooms should be next to each other, which should be close, and which should be kept apart, with one short reason for each. Group the rooms into zones such as public, private and service. Keep the plumbing rooms together where it makes sense.

Describe two layout options for this program in words, not as an image. For each one, say where each room sits in the footprint (for example, the northwest corner), which walls get the doors and windows, and where you enter the house. Then compare the options on privacy, daylight, noise and plumbing runs.

Walk me through option [A] as if I were carrying groceries in from the car, then as if I were getting up at night to use the bathroom. Point out long hallways, rooms I have to cross to reach other rooms, doors that would collide, and places where furniture would block the path.

Change one thing in option [A]: [move the laundry next to the back door]. Keep the footprint, the bedrooms and the kitchen where they are. Tell me what else has to move because of this change, then give me the updated room list with sizes.

I plan to apply for a building permit for [a new 1,200 square foot house] in [county, state]. List the drawings a permit set for a project like this commonly includes and what each sheet usually shows. Then write the questions I should ask my building department to confirm what they actually require. Do not guess at local code requirements; mark anything I need to confirm.

Summarize our final plan as a drafting brief I can give to a CAD tool. Include the units, the overall exterior dimensions, each room with its size and position in the footprint, every door and window with its wall and approximate size, anything that must stay fixed, and a list of open questions. Use plain lists, no images.