Hello guys! Let me introduce you to PromptChainer—your new go-to tool for automating prompt chaining! 🎉 So, what exactly is prompt chaining? It’s a fantastic technique that helps you get higher quality output from large language models like GPT, Claude, and Gemini. By using a sequence of prompts, you can guide the AI through complex tasks, with each prompt building on the output of the previous one. This means you can break down those daunting tasks into smaller, manageable steps, leading to more focused and refined results. This is perfect for complex tasks that involve multiple steps and/or heavy context and knowledge! Examples? 👉 Multiple-Platforms Ad Campaign Generator: Create a chain of prompts to generate tailored ad copy for different audience segments across multiple platforms. 👉 CV Analysis of Multiple Aspects: Use a chain of prompts to analyze a CV, ensuring it covers multiple criteria. 👉 Branding Audits: Develop a chain of prompts to evaluate brand messaging and visual identity for consistency across all platforms. 👉 And many more! With PromptChainer, you don’t have to be a top-tier prompt engineer to make this work for you. Just tell us what job you want to automate in plain English, and we’ll draft a chain of prompts tailored to your needs. It’s that simple! I’d love to hear how you plan to use it and any cool ideas you come up with along the way!

I used to spend so much time crafting prompts for different tasks, but now I just describe what I need in plain English, and boom—PromptChainer generates a perfect chain for me! 🎉 Huge thanks to @sylviangth for bringing this gem to life. Can't wait to see what other creative uses I can come up with! 🚀

I think this tool could be useful for some tasks I want to automate. But it seems a little expensive. Also, the mobile experience need some UI improvements.

Does it support breaking down a prompt task into multiple experts? when you use llm on a daily basis, you will find that splitting problems step by step and atomizing problems can make llm generate better. for example, to implement an intelligent customer service, you need to obtain the user's intention first, and then generate different answers according to different intentions.

Wow, it just hits my pain point, as in some case myself is not very good at breaking the requirement into steps. And the SEO article example in video is awesome!

Hey guys. So excited to introduce PromptChainer to all of you. Prompt chaining is a great technique to x10 quality output from LLMs. However, there are two problems when it comes to prompt-chaining that are reducing our efficiency: ❗ Building 10-step prompts for task ❗Copying and pasting all those prompts all over again every time you need That's why we built PromptChainer, a tool that helps you enhance your efficiency with prompt chaining. ✅ Generate a chain of prompts for any task in 2 seconds. ✅ Experience automating prompt-chaining with AI workflows without having to type these prompts all over again Let's explore PromptChainer, and let us know your thoughts.

@sylviangth Congratulations on the launch of PromptChainer! It's a brilliant tool that promises to streamline complex tasks. From a user perspective, the ease of creating prompt chains for non-technical users is crucial. I'm curious, how have you found the learning curve for using PromptChainer, and are there any specific features you think could be added to make the tool even more intuitive for new users? Additionally, do you have plans for future iterations that might enhance its capabilities or user experience?

Cool, I'll try this in my development. Congrats on this launch @sylviangth

What a bloody great idea. About time prompt chaining is made more easily accessible so we can more from LLMs!

Hey Tham and Ha My, I'm curious how the system handles more complex, multi-step tasks. Is there a limit to how many prompts can be chained together? Do you have any plans to integrate with specific AI models or platforms? Congrats on the launch!

Congrats on launching PromptChainer! Automating prompt chains for various tasks is going to save so much time. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves and handles more complex tasks.

Good work and congratulations on the launch! Tried playing around with it on MindPal with some great results! Good job again and good luck! @sylviangth ! :)

Congratulations on the launch of PromptChainer! This free and fast chain of prompts generator significantly enhances AI output quality. Looking forward to seeing support for more complex task automation and further optimizations in user customization.

Wow, PromptChainer sounds like a game-changer! 🙌 The ability to automate prompt chaining for complex tasks is fantastic, especially for generating high-quality outputs from large language models. I can already think of so many uses, from personalized ad campaigns to detailed CV analysis. The idea of breaking down tasks into manageable steps is brilliant. Can't wait to try it out and see the results! Thanks for sharing this amazing tool! 🚀 #upvoted @sylviangth

This looks pretty cool! I can see how it could save a ton of time for people who regularly use AI for complex tasks. One thing I'd love to see is some kind of visual interface for customizing the prompt chains - maybe a flowchart-style editor? Also, it'd be awesome if there was a community feature where users could share their best chains for different use cases. Keep up the good work!

Wow, @sylviangth, this is a game changer! Prompt chaining sounds like it’s about to take our automation game to the next level 🔥. I love the idea of crafting tailored campaigns with tailored prompts; it's like having a personal assistant but with supercharged efficiency. Can't wait to test out those examples! What’s next? Maybe a chain for automating my morning coffee? ☕️ Keep those innovations coming!

Amazing!! I just describe what I need in plain English, and boom—PromptChainer generates a perfect chain for me! 🎉

Very interesting project, congrats for the launch !

This seems super helpful for breaking down complex tasks into more manageable steps! The chaining concept is really cool, especially for things like ad campaigns or CV analysis. I can see this saving a lot of time and helping to get better results. Do you plan to add any templates or pre-built chains for specific use cases? Congrats on the launch!

Wouldn't it be a total hallucination in the end?