Open chllei opened 1 year ago
Hey there! Hopefully we can provide a more Python-like experience in the future. There's a README in the sentiment example which points out that input.txt
has a few examples of inputs for the prompt.
A translator object will construct a prompt using a set of TypeScript types, a specific type for the response, and whatever user input was provided.
I'm also developing some documentation around using TypeChat over at https://github.com/microsoft/TypeChat/pull/65.
Does that answer your question? Is there something that would make some of this more obvious?
Hey there! Hopefully we can provide a more Python-like experience in the future. There's a README in the sentiment example which points out that
input.txt
has a few examples of inputs for the prompt.A translator object will construct a prompt using a set of TypeScript types, a specific type for the response, and whatever user input was provided.
I'm also developing some documentation around using TypeChat over at #65.
Does that answer your question? Is there something that would make some of this more obvious?
Thank you very much for your reply, which gave me some insight into the code structure. I'll try it myself.
Thank you so much for developing such a useful tool. I usually only use Python and other mathematical software, and I am not familiar with TypeScript. I don't know from this library how to give a complete prompt for a specific problem. Can you add a description to the documentation? For example, what is the full prompt for the sentiment task?