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@isdk/ai-tool-prompt
Advanced tools
* Management of various prompts * System template format prompts (guessing corresponding system templates based on the model) * Recommendation of parameters for LLM models
npm install @isdk/ai-tool @isdk/ai-tool-prompt
string
(unique) - id of the prompt'hf'|'ollama'|'langchain'
- template format of the prompt, defaults to 'hf'string
- template of the prompt, eg, '{{messages[0].content}}''system'|'tool'|'char'
- type of the promptobject
- default prompt datastring|RegExpr|(string|RegExpr)[]
- rule to match the LLM model name{[ruleMatched: string]: object]}
- the default parameters of LLM models
id
or group[1]
, it is lowercase always.string
- the id of the parent prompt{[name: string]: object}
- the version/feature info of the prompt
FAQs
* Management of various prompts * Collection The LLM System template prompts With Enhancement (guessing corresponding system templates based on the model file name) * Multiple versions support under the same system prompt template file * Recommendation of
The npm package @isdk/ai-tool-prompt receives a total of 11 weekly downloads. As such, @isdk/ai-tool-prompt popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @isdk/ai-tool-prompt demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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