I totally get this, since we (collectively) are still trying to figure out how to "program" LLMs. There is definitely a risk that too much transparency leads to

I totally get this, since we (collectively) are still trying to figure out how to "program" LLMs. There is definitely a risk that too much transparency leads to attacks. At the same time, security by obscurity does not work in the long run. In fact, the existence of this repo of reverse engineered prompts maybe means that secrecy is impossible. Even worse, we won't necessarily know when the information leaks out, so we don't even know what compromises are out in the wild.