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Learn the basics of ChatGPT prompt engineering and some more advanced techniques
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If you've never experimented with a language model like chatGPT, prompt engineering might seem like a strange concept. The idea is that by carefully crafting, experimenting, and refining prompts used with language models, a user can guide a model to produce higher quality outputs. In other words, prompt engineering is a way to improve the accuracy and efficiency of natural language models by simply fine-tuning what information you provide to to a model and how you request information from it.
This template provides three useful parts you can use to get started with prompt engineering. The first is a list of keywords with examples. This list is useful for brainstorming ideas during prompt crafting. The second item contains examples of basic prompt structures. This is especially useful if you haven't gone beyond asking simple one or multi-line questions. The last part of this toolkit presents some basic and not-so-basic prompt engineering techniques you can use as a starting point.
The field of prompt engineering is a relatively new one but there have already been dozens of papers published that look at the improvements in accuracy when using different types of prompts. So far from being a slightly silly job description, prompt engineering is quickly becoming a field in its own right. This simple toolkit gives you the basics to get started and explore it.
If you're interested in useful prompts to add to your library, we have a huge list of chatGPT prompts to help you get started.
The bullet journal template has two main sections, the calendar, and the monthly '⏳ Future' sections.
The calendar - A long list of months with each month containing the days for that month. You'll add your tasks, notes and events under each day.
The future logs - Each month has a '⏳ Future' section that serves as a placeholder for activities that should be completed during that month but do not yet have a specific date.
The monthly log allows you to view all the events for a given month. You create this view by clicking on the bullet for the current month and then clicking on the star ⭐️ to save that view in the left hand sidebar.
The daily log allows you to quickly jump to today and work on the day's tasks and events, and add notes. You create this view by searching for 'Today' in the menu bar and then clicking on the star ⭐️ to save that view in the left hand sidebar.
