Prompts Royale
Automatically create prompts and make them fight each other to know which is the best
Overview
Prompts Royale is an application that simplifies the prompt engineering process by allowing users to easily create and test multiple prompt candidates. It provides features such as automatic prompt generation, automatic test case generation, Monte Carlo matchmaking, and customizable settings. The application is stored locally for security and can be accessed through promptsroyale.com or by cloning the repository and running it locally.
Features
- Automatic prompt generation: Users can create prompt candidates from their own description and test case scenarios, or input their own prompts.
- Automatic test case generation: The application enables the automatic creation of test cases from the description to facilitate prompt development.
- Monte Carlo matchmaking + ELO Rating: The system utilizes the Monte Carlo method for matchmaking, optimizing battles and providing valuable information. The ELO rating system ranks prompt candidates based on wins and opponents.
- Customizability: The settings page allows users to adjust all parameters of the application according to their preferences.
- Local & Secure: The application is stored locally, ensuring data security. Browser requests are made to the LLMs API for added privacy.
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