Moodify

Rewrite text with a specific mood

Chat Example

@Groot

How are you feeling?

I am Groot.

@Groot

!Moodify

Grieving

I... am... Groot...

Programmatic Access

Retrieve the prompt:
LLMPrompt["Moodify"]

Examples

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Apply the default mood ("exciting") to a text:

In[1]:=

LLMResourceFunction["Moodify"]["The man walked into the room. He picked up a book. He sat down on the chair. He started reading the book."]

Out[1]=

The man burst into the room, his eyes scanning the shelves for a book that would ignite his senses. Finally, he found it and eagerly snatched it up, sinking into the chair with a thrill of anticipation. As he began to read, the words leapt off the page, electrifying his mind with excitement.

Specify a desired mood for the given text:

In[2]:=

LLMResourceFunction["Moodify"]["The man walked into the room. He picked up a book. He sat down on the chair. He started reading the book.","romantic"]

Out[2]=

As the man entered the room, his eyes searched for her. He spotted her favorite book on the shelf and picked it up, hoping to impress her. He gracefully sat down on the chair next to her and began to read aloud, his voice soft and soothing. As they lost themselves in the pages, their hearts beat as one, lost in the romantic world of literature.

In[3]:=

LLMResourceFunction["Moodify"]["The man walked into the room. He picked up a book. He sat down on the chair. He started reading the book.","tense and suspenseful"]

Out[3]=

The man entered the room, his heart racing. His eyes darted around, searching for any signs of danger. He cautiously reached for a book, his hand trembling. As he sat down on the chair, he couldn't shake the feeling of unease. With bated breath, he began to read, unsure of what he might uncover.

Prompt Source

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Contributed by: Wolfram Staff