Online tool available for writing effective prompts

Hi Team,
Can anyone tell is there any open online tool or website available where i generate highly effective prompts for my business usescase. I am using openAI public API and sending some parameters to this API to get the prompts.

Anyhelp will be highly appreciated

Thanks

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Feedough prompt generator

Try the above tool. Or in your chatgpt interface click on Explore GPTs. Then search for prompt engineer.
It can write prompts effectively.

Hope it helps!!

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Hi @rsudhanshu137 and welcome to the community!

What I actually do these days is use o1 model to write the prompts for me. Either I tell it to write a prompt by giving a it one-sentence instruction, or I give it an existing prompt, and tell it to optimize it for me.

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I use a variation, basically input a long description of what I am looking for and ask the model for a prompt targeted for the result I am looking for… I go the other way, use 4o to write my o1 model prompt.
You can also provide a checklist to consider so:

  1. A very long description of the question you are asking
  2. write a prompt that targets: whatever you a looking for
  3. make sure the prompt does the following:
    – checklist item 1
    – checklist item 2

The longer the prompt the more accurate the resulting prompt is seems.
Works for creating prompts to build GPTs.
Also remember if you have access to cheap web resources, you can incorporate more data into your prompt via an url.

I also appreciate the idea of reiterating prompts across multiple AIs, but why did you choose 4O as a starting point?

Personally, I usually begin with a reasoning model (such as O or R1) and then iterate the results through other models. The more iterations you apply, the better the outcome tends to be.

Cost mainly. o1 did not really generate a quantifiably better prompt. So here is the thinking on why: LLMs do classification, summarization, entity recognition well. I generally create a stream of consciousness around what I am looking for, adding in qualifiers and checks as I go, using words that are close to what I am looking for, if I forget the exact word. That approach plays well to what any LLM can do.
To be clear, I usually have to update the prompt manually a couple of times to get what I want, but that is in o1.