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What do you mean when you use the word taught for open-interpreter? Looking at the OI docs wasn't too helpful. "I did spend a non-trivial amount of time fiddl
by rosspackard 3y ago
What do you mean when you use the word taught for open-interpreter?
Looking at the OI docs wasn't too helpful.
"I did spend a non-trivial amount of time fiddling with the prompts" was it writing prompts?
I am really interested and this seems like a cool use case that I want to explore. Could you share the prompts on a github gist?
- deathmonger5000 3y agoI think I have the prompts still, but not on my work machine. I'll look tonight and edit this comment with whatever I can find. I actually forked OI and baked in a prompt that was something like "Promptr is a CLI etc. etc., give Promptr conceptual instructions to make codebase and configuration changes". I think I put this in the system message that OI uses on every request to the OpenAI API. Once I had OI using Promptr then I worked on a prompt for OI that was something like "create a test suite for the rails in ~/rails-app - use rspec, use this or that dependency, etc.". Thanks for your interest! I'll try to add more details later.
- deathmonger5000 3y agoHere's the fork of Open Interpreter that I was experimenting with: https://github.com/ferrislucas/open-interpreter/pull/1/files https://github.com/ferrislucas/open-interpreter/pull/1/files The system prompt that adds the Promptr CLI tool is here: https://github.com/ferrislucas/open-interpreter/pull/1/files#diff-84e60b3b4939012c48b4d4a4fe07cf56fe76abe8edddc92063565097c75957cbR2 https://github.com/ferrislucas/open-interpreter/pull/1/files...