Problem Breakdown:
The previous base prompt model consisted of a single large block of text, varying significantly between projects. This made standardization, maintenance, and conducting A/B tests focused on specific parts of the prompt difficult.
Objective (Problem Solution):
Migrate all projects to a modularized base prompt model, where each section of the instruction is separated by modules with defined themes. This allows for greater control, consistency across projects, and more flexibility to evolve the system.
Features:
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The new model assembles the base prompt from the combination of modules in a standardized order.
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The structure defined for all prompts follows the order:
Company Context → General Instructions → Content Rules → Tone of Voice → Retrieved Sections. -
The definitions of each module can be viewed directly in the Hub, on the project settings screen.
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Modularization allows:
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Standardizing instructions across clients.
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Conducting A/B tests with just one or more specific modules.
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Facilitating mass adjustments and keeping prompts updated in a centralized manner.
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The modular structure was created based on the analysis of existing base prompts.
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The content of the prompts was preserved as much as possible during the migration, avoiding significant text changes.
Configuration:
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Modularization has been applied to all active clients (including those in A/B).
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The functionality allows for enabling or disabling the basePrompt by modules.
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Changes can be made through the Settings Menu → Base Prompt Modules, where each prompt module can be edited individually.
Instructions for the Operations Team:
Until we decide whether to maintain only the modular format or the single block model:
⚠️ Whenever you edit a client's base prompt, remember to update:
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basePrompt(single block)
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basePromptModules(modularized version)