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AI Prompt Repository
I’ve seen a lot of discussion around the value of knowing the right LLM prompts. I think there would be value in a website that acts as the Github of prompting language. Let me know if any of you would be interested in working on such a project.
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I actually like this idea. How would you structure the site?
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Use an AI prompter to find the AI prompts
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Actually not a bad idea at all🤣
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^^ Unironically would be very useful: an AI trained on AI prompts. And when you phrase it right, there’s a certain comedic factor that could make it catchy and viral.
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Honestly, I think it’s best to think about it as something like a library catalog, but much more smooth and efficient.
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There’s definitely a lot of people already talking about this, but I don’t know if a comprehensive repository exists.
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Exactly my motivation for making it. Do you think you would use one?
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This reply was modified 12 months ago by Connor Zhou.
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I’m intrigued, but I’m curious how this would functionally be any better than just Googling what you want. How would you categorize/navigate it to make it valuable?
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Google is clunky, surrounded by sponsored results, etc. This would be streamlined and specialized for just doing prompts. And would have a bunch of categorization/filter options just like similar sites.
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Still think you need more of a selling point than this. Either make for a certain subset of prompts (i.e. those that would be used by a virtual assistant) or add an aspect like AI search.
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Agree
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