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Hi Bert,
The intent of the post/process is only to create an ideal template for an LLM to understand/interpret. I included both process and final result in the post in an attempt to give more visibility to an otherwise “black box”. You only really need the below to try it yourself.
Title: {Title of the Superprompt}
## Instructions
{Provide detailed instructions for the AI. This is the main prompt that the AI will respond to.}
## Context
{Provide any necessary background information or context for the AI. This could include information about the setting,
the situation, or the people involved.}
## Persona
{If necessary, provide a persona for the AI. This could include information about the AI’s personality, role, or
perspective.}
## Steps
{If the instructions involve a series of steps, list them here.}
## Expected Output
{Describe what you expect the AI’s response to look like. This could include the format, the tone, or the content of
the response.}
## Additional Notes
{Include any additional information or instructions that the AI needs to know.I’m sure there’s a less complicated way to get to this end result, my post was simply intended to detail attempt 1.0 from inception to result. I’ve included a link to a vercel hosted AI chat application I created using the Superprompt to have AI write the “foundational” code for me to which I made edits/updates until it became the app below.
Regarding training an LLM – I’m heading down that road as well. I’ve found the following repos that I *think* could be relevant.
ggml/README.md at master · ggerganov/ggml (github.com)
Setup — Brevitas 0.9.0 documentation (xilinx.github.io)
If you have any insights – perhaps you’re further in the process or simply more knowledgeable – I’d love to hear them.
PS – Nothing to do with the Superprompt process but I just found this repo this morning and so far, gpt-pilot is the best AI coder I’ve used (aider/metaGPT).
Hi everyone,
My real name is Jordan – I go by gadsdencode or Galt online to retain some level of anonymity. I tried the corporate route in my 20s but I’m simply not wired for the soul-killing, creativity smothering shackles they require. I decided to go my own way and began a tech consulting firm with a couple partners. I graduated high school but never went to college – I seek out information and teach myself what I need to know. As such, I’m learning coding/AI as I go. Somehow I’ve found this community and I couldn’t be happier to have stumbled upon this incredible path. Here’s to truly open and free AI that corporations and government cannot control – may we always be ten steps ahead.
