Hell yeah. Been thinking about this in my spare cycles a lot! The missing thing when interacting with GPT3 was building up layers of re-usable abstraction that

Hell yeah. Been thinking about this in my spare cycles a lot! The missing thing when interacting with GPT3 was building up layers of re-usable abstraction that could be mixed together: i.e. a prompt that's great at summarization, a prompt that great at generating a list of 5 x related ideas, a prompt that's great at sorting a list of inputs according to some verbal sorting description. Had a play around with this early-GPT3 days by creating a Python decorator that let you easily write "prompt functions" and then you could combine these to create higher-level prompt generating machines. LangChain takes this to the logical end-point, awesome!