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by jptlnk
449 days ago
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What's 'this', do you mean the command pattern being described? If so, yes - I've used it to great effect, if the code around it is designed properly. It's even amenable to evals if you can write the LLM call as a function that operates on some state: (document, input) -> command
(document, command) -> document'
# assert something about document' relative to document
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Synonym+context finding, rewriting text based on rules, etc.
Works not terribly for that! Sometimes needs a couple passes to get it right; but let it run a few times, put it in the background, and you're off to the races!