refactor: gpt-3 prompt to be more concise #57
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@privatenumber Just FYI, chat.openai.com is chatGPT and I've noticed GPT-3 specifically returns different results. If you want to test prompts in the future, I recommend using OpenAI's playground. Going to try out this new prompt locally before publishing a new npm version. With that said, this looks like a good change :) |
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Problem
The prompt message takes up precious character count, so it should always be as short as possible.
Changes
I played around with https://chat.openai.com and this prompt seems to work pretty well.
I think the "I want you to act like a ..." prompt works well when there's a dialogue, but in this case, I think being direct is better.