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Community-contributed installable additions to the Wolfram Language
Experimenting with Prompts
opens the navigation palette for ChatGPTPromptExplorer |
Opening the ChatGPTPromptExplorerGeneralPalette.
First load the package:
Needs["DavidReiss`ChatGPTPromptExplorer`ChatGPTPromptExplorer`"];
ChatGPT Conversation with Prompts
If you open a Prompt Notebook such as the following, and click on the "ChatGPT Conversation with Prompts" button in the palette a ChatGPT "conversational" session will open in a new Notebook.
This new Notebook will then be primes with the prompts from the Prompt Notebook. And you can now test that prompt in a ChatGPT conversational session.
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The "Reset Conversation "button will clear the current conversation so that you can start anew.
If you select the Prompt Notebook again and click on the "ChatGPT Conversation with Prompts" button in the palette the current notebook with the ChatGPT "conversational" session will close and a fresh version will open using the current state of the prompts in the Prompt Notebook.
Generally you will do this if you have made changes to the prompts in the Prompt Notebook.
ChatGPT Single Question with Prompts
This "ChatGPT Single Question with Prompts" button creates a ChatGPT "single question" session that opens in a new Notebook.
Rather than a continuous conversation this interface allows only a single question at a time—this is sometimes useful for a quick check of your prompt.
If you select the Prompt Notebook again and click on the "ChatGPT Single Question with Prompts" button in the palette the current notebook with the ChatGPT "single question" session will close and a fresh version will open using the current state of the prompts in the Prompt Notebook.
ChatGPT Testing with ChatObjects
If you open a Prompt Notebook click on the "Show ChatObject" button in the palette a new notebook will open with the ChatObject corresponding to the prompt in the Prompt Notebook in an Input cell.
This ChatObject can then be used, for example, in testing with ChatEvaluate:
