An automated tool that generates, tests, and ranks AI prompts using GPT-4, GPT-3.5-Turbo, or Claude 3 to find the most effective ones.
gpt-prompt-engineer is an automated prompt engineering tool that generates, tests, and ranks AI prompts to find the most effective ones for a given task. It uses models like GPT-4 or Claude 3 to create multiple prompt candidates, evaluates them against user-provided test cases, and applies an ELO rating system to rank their performance. This systematic approach replaces manual experimentation with data-driven optimization.
AI developers, researchers, and practitioners who regularly work with large language models and need to optimize prompts for specific tasks like content generation, classification, or email automation.
It automates the tedious and unpredictable process of prompt engineering, providing a reproducible method to identify high-performing prompts through competitive testing and ranking. The tool supports multiple LLM providers and includes specialized versions for classification and cost optimization.
gpt-prompt-engineer automates the experimental process of prompt engineering for large language models. It systematically generates multiple prompt candidates, evaluates them against user-defined test cases, and ranks them to identify the highest-performing prompts.
The project treats prompt engineering as an empirical optimization problem, replacing manual trial-and-error with systematic generation, testing, and ranking to discover the most effective prompts.
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Uses GPT-4 or Claude 3 to create multiple prompt candidates from a single use-case description, as shown in the landing page headline example, reducing manual effort.
Implements an ELO rating system starting at 1200 to rank prompts based on performance against test cases, providing a clear, data-driven hierarchy of effectiveness.
Supports both OpenAI and Anthropic models, with a special notebook for converting Claude 3 Opus prompts to Haiku to reduce latency and cost while preserving quality.
Offers optional logging to Weights & Biases and Portkey for detailed tracking of configs, prompts, and responses, enhancing reproducibility and analysis.
The README explicitly warns that generating many prompts can get expensive, as it involves multiple API calls for both generation and extensive testing phases.
The classification version only supports true/false outputs, with multi-class expansion listed as a future contribution idea, restricting use for complex classification tasks.
Requires running in Google Colab or Jupyter notebooks, lacking a standalone CLI or API for easier deployment and integration into automated production environments.