PromptChainer

Free & fast chain of prompts generator

306 followers

Free & fast chain of prompts generator

306 followers

Prompt chaining made AI output 10x better. Why not generate prompt chains with AI? Just tell us what job you want to automate in plain English, and we'll draft a chain of prompts for you to further customize to your exact needs.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•Tech

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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem

Promoted

This is a helpful tool that makes creating and refining prompts easier, i think it can be saving lots of time for LLMs powerusers

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2yr ago

Interesting idea but chaining prompts automatically feels like a shortcut, real quality in AI comes from carefully crafted prompts and a deep understanding of the task, curious how this would measure up when it comes to complex work, sounds like rushing through might create more problems than it solves

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2yr ago

Congrats on the launch! I personally tried it and I loved the amount of time I saved by generating these prompts. This boosted my productivity but I still am a bit skeptical at times with the prompts it generates, needs a few tweaks but generally a good tool

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2yr ago

Future AGI

How to try it out ?🚀

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2yr ago

buzzabout

Wouldn't it be a total hallucination in the end?

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2yr ago

Wow, @sylviangth, this is a game changer! Prompt chaining sounds like it’s about to take our automation game to the next level 🔥. I love the idea of crafting tailored campaigns with tailored prompts; it's like having a personal assistant but with supercharged efficiency. Can't wait to test out those examples! What’s next? Maybe a chain for automating my morning coffee? ☕️ Keep those innovations coming!

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2yr ago

MindPal

Maker

@fine54 Thanks

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2yr ago

Hey, I stumbled upon this tool through a friend's rec, I'm curious but kinda skeptical, like is AI really good enough at making useful prompt chains? It sounds kinda overhyped tbh, also will it be adaptable for more complex tasks in logistics and robotics or just basic stuff?

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2yr ago

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