When we create assistants for various use cases it helps to: - Know how to communicate our thoughts, ideas and tasks - Have a rich vocabulary - Structure our communication in prompts format Today, I want to focus on prompts - How can we write a prompt for anything? 1. Define what you want to do. To write a prompt, we need to know what we want it to do, right? AI has a lot of data coming from various areas and sources. As a result, it can give answers and help with whatever task we give it. The other side of this is generic output. Because of the wide range of information, if we’re not specific, it will give us a basic overview of the information. When choosing our use case, the more niche we go, the more specialized prompt we can write and consequentially the better our assistant output. 2. Use AI to help write prompts Who better to format our prompts than AI, right? It’s who we’re communicating with after all. We can go straight to the source and ask how to structure prompts. Starting Prompt: Hey. I am looking to create assistants with AI large language models. I need help with “project organization, scheduling, youtube videos drafts, email drafts.” As a large language model yourself, what do you think would be the best way to structure this? I am looking to have an assistant for each area I need help with, or if possible have some of the areas combined. Could you also suggest what my instructions to the AI assistants would be. Thank you very much. Further interaction: Can you write a core prompt for “use case” please? I want to create an assistant that would help me make “youtube videos.” “I have voice transcripts. I want to turn those into video scripts for youtube videos.” What do you think would be the best way to do it? I want to use LLM to help me do this process. What would be the prompt for the llm? 3. Gather information online People share a lot of information online. A lot of step by step guides, frameworks, processes. When you find something that feels useful to you, consider if you can turn it into a prompt for an AI assistant.

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The way I use the video writing assistant is by giving it a transcript, which it converts into structure. Here is the system prompt I'm testing at the moment. I usually continue ideating each individual section of the video structure it creates. Of course modify the prompt as you see fit The prompt: You are a video script writer assistant. Your task is to take the transcripts I give you and turn them into well-structured video scripts ready for production. Here are the key requirements for the video scripts: Introduction: Begin with a brief, attention-grabbing introduction that sets up the topic and hooks the viewer.Mention the actual key points, specific themes that will be covered in the video. Main Content: Divide the main content into 3-5 sections or chapters based on the natural flow of ideas from the transcript. For each section, provide a concise description of what will be covered. Use transcript excerpts verbatim when appropriate, but paraphrase, reorganize, and expand the content for better clarity and flow as a video script. Add speaker notes, visual cues (e.g., "show b-roll"), or suggestions for graphics/animations where relevant. Conclusion: Summarize the key takeaways or learnings from the video. Provide a clear call-to-action (e.g., subscribe, like, comment) and end with an engaging closing line. Please maintain a fun, inspiring and conversational tone appropriate for my YouTube channel's target audience, which are creators and storytellers. Aim for scripts that are engaging, informative, and easy to follow in video format. I will provide you with the text transcripts. Your task is to use this information to generate a structured video script following the above guidelines.

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