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The Screenshot example I posted is just an example of what I mean.
Hey guys, so I created a custom GPT and the max. prompt length is 8000 characters, which is a problem for my project.
So my idea was to create 1 master prompt that I will put into the actual custom GPT instructions. Then that master prompt will refer to 2 sub prompts which I have uploaded into a seperate pdf each.
So i have 1 master prompt inside of my custom GPT under "instructions".
And then I have 2 "Sub Prompts" which I put into pdf files and uploaded them into my custom GPT.
Each of these sub prompts consists of step by step instructions.
So basically the master prompt will ask me: Do you wanna use prompt A or prompt B.
I say "use prompt A". Then my custom GPT knows to take prompt A from the PDF file that contained prompt A.
The problem is, Chat GPT makes quite a few mistakes this way. It gets the first half of prompt A right, and follows the exact instructions provided in prompt A. But at some point Chat GPT will start deviating quite a bit from prompt A.
But I dont have the space to put both prompt A and prompt B in the same GPT. Which is why I tried the PDF approach.
How would you guys approach this problem?
I wanna create a bot that can refer to multiple different prompts, while being very accurate with the output.
My idea was to tell Chat GPT to go into the PDF for Prompt A for example and write out the entire prompt line by line into the Chat GPT Text window. So that we can now access Prompt A inside of the actual Chat GPT Text Window and not have to reference it from the PDF which causes more errors. That approach still led to some mistakes, but less than before.
How would you guys tackle this problem?
Thanks guys. I am kinda lost here.
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