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Re:How do you allow non-technical folks to edit prompts? on Tuesday October 01, 2024 @05:16PM (#41714263)
Hi! I'm a co-founder of Helicone.ai! We let non-technical teams create, edit, and version prompts in our UI. You can also run A/B tests with production inputs before rolling out new versions.

Check out the prompt docs here: https://docs.helicone.ai/features/prompts

Feel free to reach out with any questions!

True. Will update, thank you.
This is a great idea. Currently it does not browse the internet at all, it is just using typical GPT requests with whatever it is trained on which can hallucinate. However, I think it can be pretty accurate at most things. Adding the ability to fact check any given part of the course is an awesome feature idea!
Great call out, will look into improving that. Thanks!
Truthfully not much different, the biggest difference now is that we use the 16k model. So the entire course is within context, which makes a huge difference in the quality of the content. We do have plans on adding the ability to dive deeper into any topic which creates kind of a branching learning path.

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