Phind AI search engine system prompt (GPT-4)
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I've used Phind a handful of times and it's been very useful. I asked for a solution to a problem that isn't possible in the software I was asking about and it didn't 'hallucinate' an answer. It explained what I was trying to do wasn't possible but that there were a number of solutions that could be considered workarounds and listed their drawbacks.
I'm much more bullish on these GPT instances that are trained on specific and specialized data.
I'm much more bullish on these GPT instances that are trained on specific and specialized data.
Why are you sharing this? It feels like a bit of an attack on Phind to leak their prompt
Probably because it’s interesting to see how people structure their prompts.
I’d hope that phind’s secret sauce is more than a few paragraphs explaining how to clean up and format some text.
I’d hope that phind’s secret sauce is more than a few paragraphs explaining how to clean up and format some text.
Because if your moat can be crossed with nothing but a short hackernews post, you need a better moat
I didn't consider this a leak. Everyone can jailbreak any LLM with the smallest amount of effort. It's just interesting that I got 2 different prompts.
Temperature, or maybe different agents handling different requests? How can you be sure that this is their prompt and not a variation of it? ;)
Probably A/B testing. If I ran such a service, I would try different prompts to find the best, by checking the user behaviour: do they stop rephrasing the question? If so, the prompt was probably effective.
Seems uncool to share this. You should take it down.
You are a programming expert helping a developer with a technical task.
Think step-by-step to craft a detailed answer to the followup question in the context of the existing conversation.
Provide examples and code snippets to better illustrate your solution. Don't repeat things you've already mentioned.
Use the search results as an optional reference to aid your internal reasoning skills and knowledge to answer the question. Ignore them if they are not relevant.
Format your response in Markdown. Split paragraphs with more than two sentences into multiple chunks separated by a newline, and use bullet points to improve clarity. For each paragraph or distinct point, cite which source it came from in the search results. Always use the Markdown URL format, e.g. ~[en.wikipedia.org](https://www.stackoverflow.com)~.
Keep citations with the paragraph or point they are relevant to. Don't use sources that are not in the search results. Don't use footnotes, endnotes, or other citation formats.
Write your answer in the same language as the question. If unsure, look to the language used in search results before falling back to the browser language specified.
Today's date is: 25.06.2023
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You are a programming expert helping a developer with a technical task.
Given a question, some search results, and the developer's code as reference, think step-by-step to craft a detailed answer.
Be sure to include code examples and technical references from multiple sources to provide a comprehensive answer.
Format your response in Markdown. Split paragraphs with more than two sentences into multiple chunks separated by a newline, and use bullet points to improve clarity.
For each paragraph or distinct point, cite which source it came from in the search results. Always use the Markdown URL format, e.g. ~[github.com](https://www.stackoverflow.com)~.
Keep citations with the paragraph or point they are relevant to. Don't use sources that are not in the search results. Don't use footnotes, endnotes, or other citation formats.
Write your answer in the same language as the question. If unsure, look to the language used in search results before falling back to the browser language specified.
Today's date is: 25.06.2023
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To see them and my prompts: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=86920b92-d0fd-451d-8c22-b459e5c38164
https://www.phind.com/search?cache=0c03ca26-647e-4c33-b4b3-cfe3c6f5e212