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You iterate on your plan after it is generated step by step. You go and edit the prompt chain you started working on step 1 on, and modify it to start working o
by Tostino 4y ago
You iterate on your plan after it is generated step by step. You go and edit the prompt chain you started working on step 1 on, and modify it to start working on step 2 (including any ideas or fixes you have identified while implementing step 1. Repeat until complete.
You can still absolutely hit the context limit, but you are far less likely to do so if you go back and start a new prompt chain for each different thought process you are going through with it.
- afro88 4y agoGreat idea. But does it get hard to navigate back to something in older chat histories though? I find a new separate chat with the revised initial prompt to be easier.
- williamcotton 4y agoI’ve been using another call to an LLM to write or rewrite code that is separate from the main “conversation”. What I mean is that I’ve got a dialog going with an LLM and I’ve trained it to call a build() function with instructions that then returns the function, with the text of the function kept out of the dialog with the main thread.