#are you able to share your prompt? in

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coral osprey
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figured might be easy to show you a screenshot, this isn't the main prompt i was trying with but im doing something similar and this also has the same issues, it works slightly better if i add a "Buffer (Just a blank column)" output inbetween the last input and the first output.

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gilded solstice
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I suspect it's a ratelimit

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you get 60 requests in the span of a minute

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It's a new request for each output cell

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Or row, i think it's a req per row

coral osprey
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this is what i meant by buffer

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it works well this way, so i dont think it's ratelimit? is it formatting?

gilded solstice
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Oh, its because the example is empty

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Wait

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I think i misunderstood

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Remind me to take a closer look at this

gilded solstice
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That's super odd

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Does that happen when you Get Code and run it outside of MS ?

coral osprey
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have not tried it

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but also @fluid marsh I found out that the Export woes I had yesterday was also due to this "buffer" that apparently you can't export a blank column so that was causing those issues

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i could export once i deleted the "Buffer" column

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but yeah just found this odd that there's this "formatting(?)" issue with the columns and wanted to see if anyone else had any similar issues

fluid marsh
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interesting find!

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these structured prompts are just text under the hood, so I can see how a buffer column might cause issues

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and I can imagine "index" having similar issues... my guess is that a more useful column would prevent it (but yeah this is an interesting, valid bug still)

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when I say "text under the hood" I mean that the underlying prompt would look something like:

Create the character ...

Index: 1
Name: Alice
Gender: F
Abilities: whatever

Index: 3

And you are then expecting the model to complete the text following the single example provided (which MakerSuite maps back to the tabular columns). I think you can make the prompt stronger by providing more input examples, and possibly more useful input beyond just "index", if that's possible (e.g. a seed attribute, even like "Name")