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by q_andrew 1115 days ago
It seems like these types of tools will quickly proliferate any kind of meaningful AI tooling, which makes more sense to me than the idea of getting the best result from a single offhanded request. I haven't used GPT a lot, but from my experience, a response or prompt from earlier in the conversation can taint the rest of the output since the LLM will try to keep a consistent tone.
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Yes, which is why it’s important to track signals for the questions/asks and answers.

Also, the document collection and strategy for prompt building is likely more important than the UI or framework.

I’ve been working on a project that uses keyterm extraction for building smarter prompts for document exploration, without any opinionated frameworks: https://github.com/featurebasedb/DocGPT