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Do you know how to ‘talk’ to AI? Here are 12 sources to help you improve your prompts:
- Prompting Guide – A guide that goes through the basics of prompting, techniques, and models.
- PromptBase – A huge database of prompts where you can buy or sell commands for ChatGPT, Midjourney, or DALL-E.
- OpenPrompt – Showcase your CLI skills with this open-source hint learning framework. Tinker with current implementations or design your own exercises.
- ShareGPT – 31,000 posts and comments around ChatGPT and its commands. This is a plugin that will help you learn new prompts or share yours with other users.
- OpenAI Best Practices – Tips straight from OpenAI. It is worth checking out, especially at the beginning of your adventure with ChatGPT and AI.
- Promptvine – Prompt database. The whole is categorized and ready for use. In addition, there are plugins and tools dedicated to ChatGPT.
- Prompt Engineering Guide – A GitHub repository where you will find learning guides, a tool, and more additional information.
- Learn Prompting – A thriving community. It has over 1,000 members on Discord. Here you will find many documents and guides about prompt engineering.
- Awesome ChatGPT Prompts – A mine of commands divided into categories. Here you will find several hundred prompts, completely free.
- Prompts.ai – The platform analyzes the text, checks the settings selected by the user, and suggests tips on how to improve the prompt.
- Openart – Database of 10 million prompts dedicated to graphical AI: Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, etc.
- Fusion AI – Free tool for prompt engineering. It will help you improve your commands. In addition, it connects to many tools.
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