superprompt

The Prompt Development Environment for GPT.

Use

To quickly get started, visit superprompt.dvtng.com. Alternatively, follow the instructions below to run it locally.

Running locally

Clone this repository.

git clone https://github.com/dvtng/superprompt.git

Install dependencies.

cd superprompt
npm install

Start the server.

npm run dev

Writing prompt templates

Superprompt enables you to create prompt templates with placeholders.

Variables

A {name} is a variable placeholder that allows you to input values for substitution.

What is a good product name for {product_description}?

Generators

Use the {*} generator placeholder to create multi-step conversations.

Name 3 experts who'd be great at answering "{question}"
{*}
Now answer the question from the perspective of each expert.

When encountering a generator placeholder, superprompt yields to GPT to generate the next message.

You can combine a generator placeholder with a variable name to store the generated output.

Describe the tone of the following text in one word. Choose between professional and casual:
{them}
{*tone}
Rewrite the following text in a {tone} tone:
{you}

In this example, the generated {*tone} value is stored and reused as {tone} later in the prompt.

Functions (experimental)

Superprompt provides some built-in functions that can be called from templates by placing them in a placeholder, e.g. {now()}.

Please note that these are currently experimental and may change in the future.

google(query)

Searches Google with the given query.

{google("What is Apple's current stock price?")}

now()

Returns the current date as a string.

location()

Returns the user's current location as a JSON object. Uses the browser's geolocation API and requires the user to grant permission.

math(expression)

Evaluates a mathematical expression.

weather(latitude, longitude)

Retrieves the current weather at the given latitude and longitude as a JSON object.

file:query(question)

Searches a file for excerpts that are related to the question and outputs them.

Consider the following excerpts:
---
{book:query(question)}
---
Pretend to be the character {character_name} from the above excerpts.
I'm going to ask you questions and I want you to respond as {character_name} would.
Take care to mimic their personality and mannerisms.
Let's start.
{question}

file:summarize()

Summarizes the contents of a file.

The following is a book summary:
---
{book:summarize()}
---
Give me 5 adjectives that describe the book.