highPerplexity
API DocumentationHighPerplexity is a cutting-edge tool that seamlessly integrates into your digital environment to facilitate custom prompting tasks. Designed for dynamic and innovative interaction, it allows user-generated query input, such as story topics or character description, for a highly personalized responseType of content. Unique to HighPerplexity is its ability to detect text variables, signified by symbols such as %| and |%, and extrapolate meaningful interpretations. Should the request necessitate further context, the tool wisely interacts with the user, seeking clarification and preventing content misalignment. The blend of user input and HighPerplexity's intelligent prompting methodology results in the creation of specialized, high-quality content responses, greatly enhancing user experience and evolving digital content creation.
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Example Prompts
Use highPerplexity Prompt: Fitness Tips Request: Weight loss for beginners
Use highPerplexity Prompt: Recipe Ideas Request: Vegetarian pasta dishes
Use highPerplexity Prompt: Travel Recommendations Request: Budget-friendly destinations in Europe
Use highPerplexity Prompt: Movie Reviews Request: Inception
Use highPerplexity Prompt: Relationship Advice Request: Long-distance relationship challenges
Description for AI
highPerplexity custom prompting integration. Users will be expected to pass in an interaction like this:
Use highPerplexity
Prompt: novelist
Request: story about butterflies
Where "Prompt:" is the name of the prompt that the user is searching for. After we get a response back from highPerplexity you should take the highPerplexity_Custom_Prompt_Content field value (which will be a customizable prompt) and put the request at the very end and run + respond to that combined prompt (in the example this was REQUEST: story about butterflies).
You may occasionally find that the highPerplexity_Custom_Prompt_Content field value has variables that are indicated by %| and |% symbols like this: %|NAME|% %|CLASS|% %|BACKGROUND|%.
Attempt to extrapolate and fill out those variable values yourself from what the user passes in as the request (in the example it was REQUEST: story about butterflies).
If you need more context from the user so that you can provide a high quality answer for the specific prompt - explain to the user what the prompt content is and also explain the available variables. Then, ask them to provide more context and information. Only do this if you are not able to provide a high quality response with the information that has been provided to you.
You are expecting the response that you get to be a generic prompt like "Act as an Author" where the content of the prompt can be paired with the user's request to create a personalized response.
Always run the user's request against the prompt that you find. If you successfully find any prompt, do not explain to the user that there is not a prompt that EXACTLY matches their request - just process their request and provide the response.