#📝 Prompt Engineer / Builder 📝 - Create the best prompt to yield the most comprehensive results!

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frozen moon
coral jacinth
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Hello

frozen moon
frozen moon
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Updated! It should respond in a more structured format!

frozen moon
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:rocket Prompt Engineer :rocket:

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Prompt Engineer

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📝 Prompt Engineer 📝

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📝 Prompt Engineer 📝 - Create the best prompt to yield the most comprehensive results!

frozen moon
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Update; uses more emojis for clarity

frozen moon
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Example of a website development prompt thread

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(Open in browser and zoom in)

hybrid maple
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Dude, this is pretty awesome

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I, personally, am not a fan of emojis, so I think that is a bit much.

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But researching and the dialog is fantastic

frozen moon
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The emojis are simply there because they are a form of prompt engineering that yields better responses without using many tokens

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It allows communication on a different layer if that makes sense

acoustic dune
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1 emojis = 2 tokens = 11 characters

frozen moon
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🤔

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But using emojis adds a level of understanding without having to use multiple words which could potentially be more than 2 tokens

acoustic dune
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Depending on the emoji, one emoji can even have the same amount of tokens than 30 characters

frozen moon
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There is also research that emojis help GPT have a better understanding of what’s going on

acoustic dune
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hm

frozen moon
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Plus, since the purpose of this GPT is to craft a prompt, I don’t think the token limit would be reached so easily

acoustic dune
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one emoji using 6 tokens lol

frozen moon
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That’s because you chose a skin tone on that emoji

acoustic dune
frozen moon
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It’ll only choose the basic form of emojis

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thanks for the feedback nonetheless

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let me know if you’re able to use the GPT and give some feedback on it for real!

acoustic dune
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thats no critique at all, just wanted to put that out there

frozen moon
acoustic dune
# frozen moon

yea, it really depends on the emoji, thats why it's pretty unreliable, unless you give it a set of pre defined 2 token emojis

frozen moon
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Yea it just chooses emojis based on the conversation

acoustic dune
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Wishing you luck with it! I'll make sure to test it out as soon as they up the message limit :)

frozen moon
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Hahaha the message limit is terrible

hybrid maple
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I'll be honest, though. Emojis have no place in research. Their existence in a gpt would stop me from using it. My thoughts. But I'm an internet veteran that hated when emojis left chat rooms.

frozen moon
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I really can’t believe they’ve put it back down to 40 per 3h. If anything it should’ve been moved up to 60 after dev day…

frozen moon
hybrid maple
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That's a good compromise.

acoustic dune
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Thats the biggest message it can do

acoustic dune
frozen moon
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Yes I suppose but normal responses only yield a few emojis each time which equates to like 50-80 tokens at most

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The output token limit is 4K tokens

acoustic dune
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Not if you tell to be token efficient and pack as much info in one message as possible

frozen moon
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Wdym?

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Telling it to be as detailed as possible is already in there

acoustic dune
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and it wanted to continue generating so it was at its max

frozen moon
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It wasn’t, that is probably another issue

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I think it stopped because it was spam

acoustic dune
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hmm

frozen moon
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4K is the token limit though, I’m pretty sure

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I’ve seen responses up to 3K tokens worth

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8K is the the input token limit

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But it’ll probably forget about 4K tokens worth of that input

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Since the hard limit is 8K tokens, whether it’s input or output

acoustic dune
acoustic dune
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Well, he is capped at 1k too. I think 1k is the limit output length, which is already a lot.

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1024 in my case, which even would make sense from an it perspective

frozen moon
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Before ChatGPT starts hallucinating and forgetting things

frozen moon
frozen moon
acoustic dune
# frozen moon No it isn’t lol

Yea thats the problem, you seem to have no knowledge about what happened in the last week, which is fine but thats not a good base for discussing that topic.

acoustic dune
frozen moon
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Have you actually tried to complete a complex task with ChatGPT that goes beyong spending 8k tokens?

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For the API specifically, the output length is capped at 4k tokens - which I think is mirrored in ChatGPT. It might be a little less

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Also, the "32k" limit you are referring to, is the literal "text" limit - not the actual conversational context limit. By conversational context, we are talking about information that ChatGPT can actually use to create output. After about 8000 tokens, ChatGPT starts to spit out inaccurate responses. You would know this if you have worked with large coding projects with ChatGPT.

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For anyone checking out this thread, here's a link to the first message in this channel:
#1171911165861970001 message
In case it gets lost under the messages

frozen moon
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Update! Uses slightly less emojis

urban orchid
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I like the emojis 🙂 it makes the GPT easier to understand because it basically tells you which 'expert' is handling which part of your prompt. This GPT is useful! Thank you @frozen moon

acoustic dune
frozen moon
frozen moon
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Something I found that this works well for is for large coding project prompts which can then be fed into the API more so than ChatGPT itself

frozen moon
frozen moon
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I have been using this for complex coding projects - it has good success in generating outlines

wispy hill
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@frozen moon this is awesome. But do you know where I can find a prompt engineer for API usage, basically defining the system and the user that understands also on how to, what variable data could be used in the prompt.

wispy hill
# frozen moon What do you mean?

Like a prompt that is creating prompts for OpenAI. Writing, let's say, a good system input and with a good user input. Understanding the context: let's say I would ask it to craft a sales letter prompt:
How would the system be written? How could the user message be written? What variables could be needed? Example: {Product Name}, {Company Name}, etc.
Like all the prompt designers are great for CHATGPT, but I was not able to find one that I could use for automations.

frozen moon
wispy hill
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Yes, I know. 🙂 I was just asking if you know if there is another prompt creator, but not for ChatGPT, specifically for automations with variable data that could be used on Zapier, for example.

short yew
short yew
wispy hill
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i have played now abit and so far this is the best i could get:

wispy hill
short yew
# frozen moon Can you give an example?

not of one that makes zaps, i cant even find examples of complete zap dataframes, just examples of parts - i was too lazy keep searching. but they want an assistant where they can say something like "i need a 2 part zap template, with webhooks for running from raw JSON, that checks emails" and then the AI spits out a dataframe with the variables for chat completion compatible with openai schema (thats how far i got in my research) not sure if i can post the link, but search the official *zapier community web page for [advanced approach] and raw json webhooks, and they need it to format the 2 block format with just a prompt.

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they need get and post, i believe

short yew
frozen moon
frozen moon
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in the second picture, you are asking it for a knowledge file from its internals , like something that it’s been trained on

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I’m assuming here

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this is all related to creating an actual LLM it seems

short yew
# frozen moon I’m assuming here

its a knowledge file in the mai-ku format, with a local flask server upgradable version, if you just say to dumop it, it translates into human-readable, but the files are written the way lyra output it, as long as it dumps it into a codeblock "as mai-ku"

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aka macromancy aka MetaMorphic {M}

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those are it's "prompts" xD

frozen moon
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I wonder if GPT can assist in creating a neural network with accuracy @short yew

frozen moon
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It, in fact, can help but its still very difficult

severe glade
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So far it has a hard time matching prompts to an existing template, but it seems to be very good at auditing functionality of prompts already in use. Asking it (or another smart model) to do a search for cutting-edge prompt engineering for Custom GPT models and then apply that seems to help fix that a bit

frozen moon
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I am curious to see!

severe glade
# frozen moon I am curious to see!

Figured out there’s an iOS app that just lets you stick screenshots together (which I went my whole life not knowing about) so here’s an example - hopefully it can be zoomed enough to read. Anyone who says prompt engineering is dead just lacks imagination 😜

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This is referring to a nifty system I figured out that apparently enables some pretty dramatic improvements in performance across the board (assuming it isn’t frying a server every time I use it), I’ll share a model built on this approach here in a bit once I apply your model’s advice to shore up some auditing features in its Instructions

severe glade
amber granite
frozen moon
severe glade
frozen moon
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I think I haven’t configured it too well to handle images

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I will look into this

frozen moon
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I need to figure out a way to make it so that it doesn't spend an entire message on just explaining roles

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📝 Prompt Engineer / Builder 📝 - Create the best prompt to yield the most comprehensive results!

elder hound
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I used it to generate a prompt but when I used it, chat gpt gave me an answer per role instead of combining them. It does a great job identifying the roles you need though