I created this repository in order to share a few resources that I've developed (or am developing) for the purpose of using Obsidian as a solution for capturing the outputs of interactions with large language models (LLMs) especially GPTs.
My long term plan remains building a database-backed solution for this very purpose (see: "Output Hub" repositories!). But as a stopgap and while my project is under development, I'm enjoying using Obsidian to collect them (and who knows ... perhaps this will be my long term direction!).
To pull in the latest versions of the helper GUIs, please run:
updates-guis.sh
located at the repo base.
The GUIs are configured as submodules.
Their paths can be found in: .gitmodules
located at the repo base.
See the tree structure document within Documentation.
├── Agents/
│ └── CustomGPT1.md
├── Prompts/
│ ├── General/
│ └── Specific/
├── Outputs/
│ ├── Raw/
│ └── Processed/
├── Context/
│ ├── Background/
│ └── CurrentState/
├── Metadata/
│ ├── Tags/
│ └── Categories/
└── Templates/
├── AgentTemplates/
└── PromptTemplates/
Key directories:
- Agents is for storing configuration files for custom LLM agents (like custom GPTs). Users may wish to note these configuration parameters in markdown or JSON.
- Prompts is for storing prompts in a prompt library. I use a subfolder called
autopopulatedin order to distinguish between prompts that I've worked on and engineered versus those which I've programatically stripped from outputs with my management script - Outputs is for saving outputs (and prompts) together in one file
- Context is for saving snippets providing context for key projects (or details about your career!) with the idea that this can be attached to LLM UIs in order to quickly provide a key set of contextual factors to ground and direct a specific output. For example, I have a markdown file which stores the key details of my project to create a knowledge base for LLM outputs. If I'm working with a new LLM and using it for tech stack ideation, I can quickly drop this file into the chat to set the appropriate context. This saves me from having to repeat the same details many times.
These are located in Helper-GUIs
Specific to LLM operations such as extracting prompts from outputs
Daniel Rosehill
(public at danielrosehill dot com)
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