These prompts are intended to help your chatbot content creators create training phrases for your chatbot questions. The generated phrases will not be visible to your chatbot users.
You need an administrator or publisher role in your team to change a task prompt.
The task contains two prompts:
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Phrase Variations generates variations of a specific phrase.
Prompt variables ${variations} and ${question}. -
Content Variations generates phrases based on the passage content.
Prompt variables ${variations} and ${question}.
Changes to these prompts are applied immediately and do not appear in versions. You can test your changes by opening several passages in your chatbot and generating training phrases.
Training phrases are generated in English, but you can translate a question's training phrases after you've created it.
Prompt variables and requirements
The default prompt provides specific formatting. This formatting is required by the inGenious AI platform so that the generated phrases can be added to the question's training phrases. You should not change this formatting instruction.
Both prompts use the following prompt variables:
- ${variations}: the number of phrases to generate.
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${question}: the content to generate phrases for:
- For Phrase Variations, the selected phrase to generate variations of.
- For Content Variations, the passage content to use.
You don't need to provide values for these variables: they're automatically supplied when you use the generate phrases feature. Make sure you don't change or delete these prompt variables.
Suggested customisations
The default prompt specifies that the phrases should be unique and should be similar to how a user would ask the question. We recommend you keep this instruction, but you may like to adjust it to be more specific to your needs:
- Add instructions to use specific spelling, terminology, tone, or cultural ways of speaking.
- Add your organisation's context, such as a banking organisation or city council.
- Define a minimum and maximum number of words for each phrase.
We recommend training phrases be between 5 and 12 words.