Anybody want to test Prompt Perfect?

[duncansmothers]

yes, there are token limits so prompts exceeding the token limits will return an error.

[Jackkk]

why it doesn’t work?

[duncansmothers]

I just checked and it’s working well on my end and others are also making requests that are going through. It might be an issue with ChatGPT.

You could try reloading and pasting in again. Let me know if the issue continues.

[Jackkk]

I checked again and found that it doesn’t work with the diagram plugin. Maybe there are more?

[duncansmothers]

They will work together, as you can see here.

I think part of your issue is the grammar of your request might be confusing ChatGPT.

you should input perfect {a full prompt with guidance}

So if your prompt would be “create a diagram of the process from the code above”

You’ll want to type “perfect create a diagram of the process from the code above”

Let me know if that helps!

[Jackkk]

Do you mean that using the perfect prompt plugin might confuse ChatGPT when my prompt is not fully guided like this?

[duncansmothers]

Not exactly. I mean that you’re not giving it a grammatically correct sentence of context.

Instead of explain try explain this code.

Like in this example: the prompt you’re trying to perfect is diagram process of build tree in this oode

It may be confusing ChatGPT b/c it doesn’t make sense grammatically, so it’s just seeing “diagram” and using that. That’s why it should work with a prompt like create a diagram of the build process in this code

You can email us at [my email] if you’d like!

[Jackkk]

Now I am trying with URL, how to make it grammatically correct?

[duncansmothers]

That’s grammatically correct, but it looks like ChatGPT is prioritizing webPilot.

ChatGPT chooses when to use which plugin, so you can do a workaround if you say “use prompt perfect first then webpilot”

Here’s an example.