Why use Custom Prompts

• Personalization: Custom prompts allow you to tailor the model's responses to your specific needs or preferences. This can lead to more relevant and useful outputs.

  Tip: You can use a variable like {{name}} to personalize the model's responses. For example, if you're using a prompt to draft cover letters, you can use {{name}} dynamically pass the company name to the prompt, instead of having to manually edit the prompt each time.

• Efficiency: By using variables or snippets in your prompts, you can automate repetitive tasks or generate complex outputs with minimal input.

  Tip: Explore some of the preset snippets that are designed to help you start building your Custom Prompt e.g. Prompt Frameworks. You can also create your own snippets to save having to repetitively type out the same text within your prompts.

• Control: Custom prompts give you more control over the model's behavior. You can guide the model's output in specific directions, or set constraints to limit the range of possible responses.

  Tip: Try using Tone of Voice or Writing Style snippets to dictate the tone of the model's output.

• Experimentation: Creating custom prompts can be a way to explore the capabilities of the model and learn more about how it responds to different inputs.

How to create a Custom Prompt

• 3 fields are required in order to create your Custom Prompt.

  • Prompt
  • Prompt Title
  • Prompt Description
  • (Optional) Tags - which can be used to organize your Custom Prompts

• Once you are happy with your prompt, click the Create prompt button to save it your account.

• To view all of your prompts click on the My Prompts tab.

Using Prompt Variables

• Prompt Variables are denoted by double curly brackets e.g. {{...}}
  • You can add them into your prompt by clicking the Add variable button or manually type in your Prompt Variables using the mentioned syntax.

Using Preset Snippets

• Preset Snippets are pre-written text that you can use to help you build your Custom Prompt.

• You can add them into your prompt by clicking the options from the dropdown menu's (Persona, Tone of Voice, Writing Style, Prompt Frameworks, and Custom).

  Tip: You can preview a snippet by hovering over the snippet name.

Creating a Custom Snippet

• Click on the + button to display the elements for creating a Custom Snippet.
• You need to provide a name for your snippet and the text that you want to be included in the snippet.
• Click Create snippet to save your snippet.

Using Custom Snippets

• Once you have created a Custom Snippet, it should be visible to select from the Insert custom snippet dropdown.