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Hi everyone,
I’ve been experimenting with prompt engineering and I’m curious, do you structure your prompts with a JSON-like logic (e.g., explicitly defining key-value pairs, conditions, etc.), or do you write them in plain natural language?
For those who’ve tried both, do you see a noticeable difference in accuracy or outcomes? Does one approach work better for certain types of tasks?
Looking forward to hearing your experiences and tips!
JSON prompting is getting popular lately for generating more precise AI responses. I noticed there wasn't really a good tool to build these structured prompts quickly, so I decided to create one.
Meet JSON Prompter, a Chrome extension designed to make JSON prompt creation straightforward.
What it offers:
Interactive field builder for JSON prompts
Ready-made templates for video generation, content creation, and coding
Real-time JSON preview with validation
Support for nested objects
Zero data collection — everything stays local on your device
The source code is available on GitHub if you're curious about how it works or want to contribute!
Links:
Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/json-prompter/dbdaebdhkcfdcnaajfodagadnjnmahpm
GitHub: https://github.com/Afzal7/json-prompter
I'd appreciate any feedback on features, UI/UX or bugs you might encounter. Thanks! 🙏
I’m trying the airoboros 33B model and other similar models but given a task they always give lengthy explanations which makes it harder to use as an API that can extract the result. Even after saying only return a value etc. they either stop working or don’t listen. Anyone has any insight?