How to: Create a Template

Create your first Template!

Choose something you want to generate based on a custom input: a story based on a character name, a poem based on a topic, a blog post based on a title, etc. It really can be anything, a text-based game, a character.

With an idea in mind, click + Create in the nav bar, enter the Name of a Prompt, and select Template.

Step 1 Prompt & Variables

1.1 Select Model Setting, where ChatGPT, GPT-4, and Claude. [ChatGPT]: Fastest OpenAl model, great for most everyday tasks Cost: 1 Credit per 750 words. [GPT-4]: Most capable OpenAl model, great for tasks that require creativity and advanced reasoning Cost: 20 Credit per 750 words. [Claude]: Anthorpic's model, is great for tasks that have long context and require long-term memory Cost: 3 Credit per 750 words. [Temperature=0-2]: Lowering results in less random completions.
[Temperature=0]: deterministic and reactive. 1.2 Put your prompts in Prompt. add Variables. Click Add to add Variables. Select type, currently only Text can be selected. Enter name. Enter example input. Final Presentation. 1.3 In Preview and Examples, you can see a duplicate version of your entered Prompt. IMPORTANT!！ Click Send This will display an example to all users. 1.4 Welcome Message (Optional) [Welcome Message]: This is the first message that the user will see when they start the prompt. You can include instructions, and guides, or just say hi to let users learn more about how to use your prompt! Final Presentation. [Default]: The first response of the prompt will be used if empty! Final Presentation. 1.5 Next Step → Click Next Step.

Step 2 Basic Info

When we have finished setting up the Prompt, let's select 1. Image Cover, 2. Name, 3. Description, 4. Tags, and 5. Visibility.
According to our data, a well-designed cover, name and description can drastically increase the popularity of your prompt. We can also choose AutoFill. Auto-fill will generate the title and descriptions based on the prompt you wrote. It needs the prompt to be at least 100 characters long. 2.1 Image Cover We can choose the desired Cover icon or upload your favorite image. 2.2 Name & Description Fill in the Name and Description. Note: The previously filled name can be modified or copied here. 2.3 Tags & Visibility Select the appropriate Tags and Visibility. In visibility, only people with the link can see the prompt if private. 2.4 Bounty (Only available for selection) Previous bonus activities include FlowGPT's S1&S2 Hackathon (opens in a new tab) 2.5 Submit Once all the content is confirmed, it can Submit.

Step 3 Overview

We can view the content of our Prompt through Overview. Click on the Prompt to see all the contents of Chat, Show Prompt, and Preview Example. 3.1 We can Share this Prompt on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter or copy the link to friends. We can Delete the Prompt and Go to the Detailed Page. 3.2 View the traffic of this Prompt through Analytics and select a date.

Tips for creating templates

• Use keywords. When creating a template, it is helpful to use keywords that will help the AI model understand what you are looking for. For example, if you are creating a template for generating a poem, you could use keywords such as "poetry," "verse," and "rhyme" in {name:value} option.
• Use examples. If you can, it is helpful to provide examples of the type of content that you are looking for. For example, if you are creating a template for generating a blog post, you could provide examples of blog posts that you like. You can say that ChatGPT should bold important things using **, make title or subtitle using # and #, etc.
• Use tags. Tags are a great way to categorize your templates and make them easier to find. When creating a template, you can add tags to the template. Tags can be anything that you want, such as the topic of the template, the type of content that you are looking for, or the author of the template.

Here are some examples of templates created on FlowGPT:

• Blog post: A blog post is a type of article that is published on a blog. To create a blog post template, you would need to include the following information:
  • The title of the blog post {title:FlowGPT}
  • The introduction of the blog post {intro:Blog post about FlowGPT Hackathon}
  • The body of the blog post
  • The conclusion of the blog post
  • The tags for the blog post
• Poem: A poem is a piece of writing that uses rhythm and rhyme to create a certain effect. To create a poem template, you would need to include the following information:
  • The title of the poem
  • The type of poem (e.g., sonnet, haiku, free verse)
  • The rhyme scheme
  • The meter
• Script: A script is a written document that tells the actors what to say and do in a play, movie, or TV show. To create a script template, you would need to include the following information:
  • The title of the script
  • The characters in the script
  • The setting of the script
  • The plot of the script
• Song: A song is a piece of music that has lyrics. To create a song template, you would need to include the following information:
  • The title of the song
  • The genre of the song (e.g., pop, rock, country)
  • The lyrics of the song
  • The melody of the song
• Email: An email is a message that is sent electronically from one person to another. To create an email template, you would need to include the following information:
  • The sender's name {sender:[email protected]}
  • The recipient's name {recipient:[email protected]}
  • The subject of the email {subject:Bugs}
  • The body of the email {body:bug information}
  • The attachments to the email {attachments:links, pictures, etc.}

These are just a few examples of the types of templates that you can create on FlowGPT. With a little creativity, you can create templates for any type of content that you can imagine.