To ensure that the assistant consistently uses the information from the file, especially in the context of responding based on character attributes defined in a JSON array, you can take the following steps:
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Clear Instruction: When you ask a question or issue a prompt, explicitly state that the response should be based on the information provided in the file. For example, “Using the character attributes from the file, respond to ‘shop_keep_1’ with a greeting that matches their personality.”
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Reference the File Directly: Mention the file directly in your prompt. For example, “Refer to the character attributes in the uploaded file and provide a greeting for ‘shop_keep_1’ that matches their personality.”
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Follow-Up for Accuracy: If the response does not align with the information from the file, you can follow up by pointing out the discrepancy and asking for a revised response that strictly adheres to the file’s content.
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Specificity in Prompts: Be as specific as possible in your prompts. If you notice inconsistencies, you can include a part of the character attribute in your question to guide the assistant. For example, “Given that ‘shop_keep_1’ in the file is described as ‘Angry and short-tempered,’ how would they greet a customer?”
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Use of Direct Quotes: You could ask the assistant to use or reference the direct quotes from the file. For instance, “What greeting would ‘shop_keep_1’, who says things like ‘What do you want? I don’t have time for you to window shop!’, use to greet a new customer?”
By clearly directing the assistant to use the file and specifying how it should use the information, you increase the likelihood of getting responses that are consistent with the content of the file. Remember, the assistant will try to balance the use of information from the file with its general knowledge and conversational abilities, so being explicit about your expectations is key. Meow~
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