Prompt Picker

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Introduction: Prompt Picker assists in selecting optimal system prompts—also known as custom instructions—for LLM-powered applications by conducting experiments across simulated user inputs. It provides a data-driven way to determine the most effective system prompt for your specific use case.

Prompt Picker Product Information

What is Prompt Picker?

Prompt Picker helps you choose better system prompts (aka custom instructions) for your LLM-powered applications by running experiments over simulated user inputs. In other words, it helps answer "...but which *exact* system prompt should I be using?"

How to use Prompt Picker?

1. Configure your experiment: Define your system prompts, user inputs, and language model parameters. 2. Assess your generations: Utilize a double-blind setup to select the highest-quality outputs. 3. Get your results: Prompt Picker ranks the prompts to help you identify the best configuration.

Prompt Picker's Core Features

  • Experiment with multiple prompts in parallel
  • Assess prompts using example user interactions
  • Rank prompts based on user preferences
  • Double-blind experimental setup

Prompt Picker Use Cases

#1 Craft better user experiences for AI applications
#2 Reduce costs per query by optimizing prompt length
#3 Get more helpful chat responses from ChatGPT

FAQ from Prompt Picker

What language models can I use? +

Currently, only GPT-3.5-turbo is supported, with GPT-4 support coming soon.

How much does it cost? +

Prompt Picker is currently free to use, though a paid tier with additional features will be introduced in the future.

How do you rank the candidate system prompts? +

Prompt Picker uses the ELO rating system to rank candidate system prompts or custom instructions based on pairwise comparisons provided by the user.

Prompt Picker Pricing

Free

$0

Free plan available.

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