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Thank you for your patient and specific suggestions. I will optimize my prompts in this direction. Another way to implement name generation is to pre-generate

Thank you for your patient and specific suggestions. I will optimize my prompts in this direction. Another way to implement name generation is to pre-generate hundreds of names and then randomly select one when the "Generate" button is clicked. Just like this blog does: https://www.imagineforest.com/blog/purple-dragon-names/ https://www.imagineforest.com/blog/purple-dragon-names/ However, I want to add a feature to generate dragon names baesd on one's own name. Of course, a simple way is to select a name based on the initials of the name. But I think this is not smart enough, so I introduced an LLM to achieve this function. Due to my lack of experience in this area, there are indeed many security vulnerabilities that have not been fixed yet.

dcminter 2y ago
> However, I want to add a feature to generate dragon names baesd on one's own name. This seems to me to be a classic case where procedural generation on-the-fly would be better in almost every way than an LLM - except that you'll need to use some ingenuity instead of just declaring what you want as a prompt. The slow response and the "flavour" of the output both screamed "LLM" to me, which is why I tried a prompt injection. Maybe try using an LLM to help you write an algorithm for this instead of using the LLM directly? I applaud your ingenuity in building this though; don't take the "AI slop" descriptions to heart too much. Gold star for the initiative to get something quick and dirty out there instead of architecting the joy out of everything up front like me :)