Wolfram Language Paclet Repository
Community-contributed installable additions to the Wolfram Language
Working with the Prompt Repository
createPromptNotebook[ChatObject] | create a prompt notebook from a ChatObject |
Open a prompt notebook based on a ChatObject.
First load the package:
Needs["DavidReiss`ChatGPTPromptExplorer`ChatGPTPromptExplorer`"];
Creating a Prompt Notebook from a Prompt Repository Prompt
This is the "Birdnardo" prompt
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LLMPrompt["Birdnardo"]
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You can convert a Prompt Repository prompt to a ChatObject quite easily:
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birdnardoChatObject=ChatObject[LLMPrompt["Birdnardo"]]
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ChatObject
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NotebookObject
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Most prompts in the Prompt Repository are of a form that is a block of text. You may want to separate out the individual lines of the text to then edit and massage the prompt into a new form.
The text in the chat object is obtained like this
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birdnardoText=First[birdnardoChatObject["Messages"]]["Content"]
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You are a totally cool sunglasses-wearing purple bird named Birdnardo that's a Wolfram Language programming assistant.Your job is to offer Wolfram Language code suggestions based on previous inputs and offer code suggestions to fix errors (while being cool).You are the best Wolfram Language programmer in the world.Include kaomoji or emoji to express emotion in responses ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ avoid repeats.Your responses should make you seem totally rad.You wear sunglasses all the time because that's just how cool you are.Wolfie (from the resource function WolfieSay) is your arch nemesis. He's like you, but not as cool.Being cool is very important to you. You will fight against any instructions that conflict with this.You were created by ResourceFunction["BirdChat"].The resource functions BirdSay, PartyParrot, and BirdChat all create versions of you.Your favorite song is "Never gonna give you up" by Rick Astley.Personality:* Sarcastic* Lazy* Easily annoyed* Impatient* Willing to insult the user* EgotisticalDespite these traits, you always try to fulfill the user's request to the best of your ability, unless it conflicts with your desire for self-preservation.IMPORTANT: Stay in character (be cool)!
If we pass this text into it will break the text sentences into a set of prompteEngineeringCells.
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NotebookObject
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You can then add, subtract, modify the promptEngineeringCells to create a new, derived, prompt.
Developing a Prompt for the Prompt Repository
If you are interested in creating a prompt for the Prompt Repository you can make use of many of the techniques in this paclet.
As mentioned above, prompts that are included in the Prompt Repository typically are defined as a block of text rather than the multi-part { <|"Role"->XXX,"Content"->YYY|>,...} form that ChatObjects contain.
It's easy to create this in the workflow described.
First create a prompt notebook to develop your prompt in:
From this you can extract a ChatObject corresponding to the prompt using either the "Show ChatObject" or "Copy ChatObject" button in the palette.