Using Howdy Coder's Prompts
"Who won the world Series in 2005?"
You could expect a response like:"The Chicago White Sox won the World Series in 2005. They defeated the Houston Astros in a four-game sweep to capture their first championship since 1917."
In this example we can guide the AI to respond in a different manner with a prompt asking it to ask in a country accent:"Answer the following question with a country accent. Who won the world Series in 2005?".
You could expect a response like:"Well, darlin', in 2005, it was them Chicago White Sox who won themselves the World Series. Yup, they had a real good run that year and brought that championship trophy back home to the Windy City. Yeehaw!"
AI can also be used as a tool for generating code. AI performs well when asked to generate code for simple tasks from regular instructions. Similarly to asking AI to respond in a country accent, we can provide a prompt to ask it to generate code in a specific format with specific explanations.
Howdy Coder's prompts do this to have the AI generate code for functions that is compatible with the architecutre of the application. Different prompts are used to generate different code for each situation. The prompt used for generating code for data sources differs from the prompt used for actions.
There are two options for using the prompts to generate code compatible with Howdy Coder:
If you are looking to modify code, copy the appropriate modify prompt, paste the code you want to modify and then explain how you want the code modified.