I made a plugin designed to enhance user experience by rephrasing input prompts for better responses. It optimizes for what 3.5-turbo thinks ChatGPT will respond best to.
The tl;dr is if you type ‘perfect’ in front of your prompt and ChatGPT believes it can be written better, it will refine it. Also if it identifies any prompts that you don’t use that for, but seem to lack the it factor for prompts, it will auto-refine. Here are the basics on a simple site.
oh damn, appreciate that. It was working last time I checked but just went through the flow and looks like something has broken the past few days. digging into it.
I might play around and see if I can update this line in ‘description_for_model’ to work with any prompt The plugin evaluates user inputs and, if necessary, transforms them into clearer, more specific, and contextual prompts. Appreciate the feedback, very helpful
Glad to see one opinion, even if an automated one, that I’m starting to learn to write decent prompts!
I’ll give it another shot.
(that was actually a prompt for my search plugin, llmsearch, btw. The problem I was looking to watch for is it is rather long for a web search prompt. Unfair to expect your plugin to notice that, though. )
Plugin doesn’t seem to work for me. It won’t allow me to select it on the plugin list, even if I click it, it stays deselected. I thought maybe that was intended. But when I prefix my prompt with the word perfect it never works. Here’s an example:
I did a lot of testing and it works particularly well with simple prompts, similar to what you’d use for google search. As far as specific, measurable benchmark? No.
Although a lot of testing and 9/10 times it provides more context and detail and the prompts it returns are tailored to ChatGPT.
I have an idea. If somebody could create a floating text box. If while you were writing a prompt it could create a list of auto suggest prompts to choose from. For example, the word “compare” would give a list of well formatted prompts for comparing.
nice idea! with current plugin setup that functionality won’t work. However a lot of people are building cool browser extensions for that, you should check out https://promptstorm.app/
guilty as charged. I was exploring monetization options directly in ChatGPT but they’ve updated their policies regarding paywalled plugins.
atm looking to build a secondary product outside of the plugin and hopefully start acquiring users to offset the costs. it’s a learning process, but happy to front the costs currently to see if it’s a viable solution to people’s problems.
