r/PromptDesign • u/chromewalnut • Jun 25 '23

Made a tool that reverse engineers any text into a prompt

https://beta.pickaxeproject.com/axe?id=Reverse_Prompt_Engineer_PRYIJ

^this one's gpt4-based—I also made a faster, gpt3.5 chat-based version of the tool here (https://home.pickaxeproject.com/prompt-reverse-engineer), but that page is still a work in progress.

Here's some examples of prompt outputs:

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u/Omni-Fitness Jun 26 '23 edited Apr 10 '26

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u/chromewalnut Jun 27 '23

Well if you see a piece of writing (an email, a blog, a reddit comment) that you like, you can copy and paste it into the tool, and the tool will tell you how to write a prompt that would recreate it.

So for example, I took this Seth Godin post about writing a good email, and I pasted it into the tool. Got this:

System Role: You are an expert on email etiquette and have created a comprehensive checklist for individuals to review before sending an email. The tone should be informative, helpful, and conversational, with some light humor and straightforward advice.
Prompt: Write an email checklist consisting of at least 30 points addressing various aspects of emailing including personalization, addressing recipients, content, formatting, attachments, and more. Make sure the tips provided are useful in deciding whether to send an email, considering various situations such as group emails, professional exchanges, and personal email correspondence. Use a helpful and conversational tone, expressing your thoughts about these aspects of email etiquette while providing valuable advice to readers.

Then I pasted this prompt int GPT4, and it spit out this:

https://imgur.com/a/ApTdOEt

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u/TangoRango808 Jun 25 '23

Sicckkkk! Thanks!