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title: Prompt & Output Separator
short_description: Separates prompts and outputs using GPT 3.5
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app_file: app/app.py
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Prompt And Output Separation Utility (V1)

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This utility is designed to enable the easy separation of prompts and outputs when they are recorded together in one long continuous text block.

The utility uses GPT 3.5 in order to send the prompt and output to the large language model and it uses the LLM both to distinguish between these 2 items which are sent back in a JSON response and it also suggests a title

The intended use case for this utility is if you have a lot of prompts and outputs recorded together in text files on your computer and you are undertaking the process of adding these to a database in which case having quickly generated titles as well as separated prompts and outputs to distinguish these and the data structure might be useful

As with many projects, this was a collaboration between my prompting and clumsy debugging and the code generation abilities of Claude Anthropic 3.5 Sonnet.

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Author

Daniel Rosehill
(public at danielrosehill dot com)

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