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4. MidJourney Prompt Helper There's an art to prompt writing. This tool helps you refine prompts for Midjourney. Add weight to multiple prompt inputs, and provides examples of styles for each input. Prints a prompt for you to drop in Midjourney. https://
prompt.noonshot.com
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2. Explain Like I'm Five (this may just be a ChatGPT wrapper but UI is a 9/10) An ELI5 machine that turns complex concepts into easy to understand explanations. Choose between various levels of dumbing down – a clean and simple tool. Great for kids. https://
explainlikeimfive.io
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There’s an optimization aspect I haven’t investigated fully. Would be curious to come up with a prompt minimizer that could process the natural language version down into its smallest identical prompt
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1. We make it an actual chatbot, where you can ask followup questions (important UX decision!) 2. @chillzaza_ has a lot of insights on prompt engineering (citing sources, writing markdown, speed) 3. Some notes on importance of data preparation
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It just touches upon the fine-tuning part, and talks about the process but doesn't go into detail about the tips and tricks.
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I added a tweet below with a visible prompt. The one in the screenshot is worth like $4000
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I've seen examples using this kind of syntax in various prompt engineering forums. Looks promising to me.
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It's a good question, because at least initially ChatGPT incorporated client-side preparation of prompts as well. My guess would be that prep now happens behind the API boundary.