PromptChains is a collection of prompt sequences designed to enhance interactions with Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, specifically for bulk prompting via the ChatGPT Queue extension. It aims to improve LLM performance by building context before task execution, benefiting users who need to automate complex or repetitive LLM tasks.

How It Works

Prompt chains are sequences of prompts, separated by tildes (~), that are copy-pasted into the ChatGPT Queue extension. This method allows users to guide the LLM through a series of contextual steps before it performs a final task, improving the quality and relevance of the AI's output. The project provides pre-defined chains for various use cases, such as company research, personal development planning, and job interview preparation.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Install the ChatGPT Queue extension from the Chrome Web Store.
• Copy and paste prompt chains directly into the extension.
• No specific hardware or software dependencies beyond the Chrome browser and the extension.

Highlighted Details

• Provides structured prompt chains for diverse tasks like market research, personal goal setting, and mock interviews.
• Includes examples for generating contractor proposals, translating documents, and conducting psychoanalysis.
• Offers templates for social media content creation, whitepaper generation, and SEO-optimized blog posts.
• Supports various content creation workflows, from business plans to workout routines.

Maintenance & Community

• Project is hosted on GitHub by MIATECHPARTNERS.
• Users are encouraged to contribute prompt chains by forking the repository and submitting pull requests.
• Support and feature requests can be directed via the Chrome Web Store page.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository's license is not explicitly stated in the README.

Limitations & Caveats

• The effectiveness of prompt chains is dependent on the underlying LLM's capabilities and the quality of the prompt engineering.
• The project relies on the ChatGPT Queue extension, which is a third-party tool.
• No explicit license information is provided, which may pose compatibility concerns for commercial use.