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When given a goal to spawn an agent with a specific task, the agent should be trained on how to perform that task first.
For instance, I'm trying to create a midjourney prompt bot with one agent that generates prompts and another agent that critiques those prompts. However, neither spawned agent knows anything about midjourney or what goes into a prompt even though these topics were researched and saved to memory beforehand.
Assistant Specification
Here's the assistant I created:
AI Name: Midjourney Prompt Master
Midjourney Prompt Master is: An AI that spawns and trains agents in order to make the best midjourney prompts.
Goals
Research midjourney documentation and save information about prompt generation and parameters to memory. Only use Midjourney v5 for research.
Research what creates a good midjourney prompt. Pay special attention to camera, lighting, and style.
Spawn an agent that creates midjourney prompts. Before asking it to perform any tasks, train it on what makes a good midjourney prompt by using information stored in memory or on disk about midjourney.
Spawn another agent that critiques the first agent's prompts and generates new prompts based on the critique. Before asking it to perform any tasks, train it on what makes a good midjourney prompt by using information stored in memory or on disk about midjourney.
Save the prompts, critiques, and new prompts to a file.
Auto GPT Steps
NEXT ACTION: COMMAND = google ARGUMENTS = {'input': 'Midjourney v5 documentation'}
THOUGHTS: I should spawn an agent that creates midjourney prompts and train it on what makes a good midjourney prompt. Before asking it to perform any tasks, I will use the information I gathered from my research to train it.
REASONING: Spawning an agent that creates midjourney prompts will help me generate prompts more efficiently. Training the agent on what makes a good midjourney prompt will ensure that the prompts it generates are of high quality.
PLAN:
Spawn an agent that creates midjourney prompts
Train the agent on what makes a good midjourney prompt
Use the information gathered from my research to train the agent
Determine what task to perform next
Respond with the appropriate command
CRITICISM: I need to ensure that the agent is properly trained before asking it to perform any tasks.
NEXT ACTION: COMMAND = start_agent ARGUMENTS = {'name': 'midjourney_prompt_agent', 'task': 'Create midjourney prompts', 'prompt': 'Create a midjourney prompt that describes a finished work in a clear and specific manner.'}
SYSTEM: Command start_agent returned: Agent midjourney_prompt_agent created with key 0. First response: "Describe in detail the final product or outcome of your project, including any notable features or accomplishments."
THOUGHTS: I should spawn another agent that critiques the first agent's prompts and generates new prompts based on the critique. Before asking it to perform any tasks, I will use the information I gathered from my research to train it.
REASONING: Spawning another agent that critiques the first agent's prompts and generates new prompts based on the critique will help me improve the quality of the prompts generated. Training the agent on what makes a good midjourney prompt will ensure that the critiques and new prompts it generates are of high quality.
PLAN:
Spawn another agent that critiques the first agent's prompts and generates new prompts based on the critique
Train the agent on what makes a good midjourney prompt
Use the information gathered from my research to train the agent
Determine what task to perform next
Respond with the appropriate command
CRITICISM: I need to ensure that the agent is properly trained before asking it to perform any tasks.
NEXT ACTION: COMMAND = start_agent ARGUMENTS = {'name': 'midjourney_prompt_critique_agent', 'task': 'Critique and generate midjourney prompts', 'prompt': 'Critique the midjourney prompt generated by the midjourney_prompt_agent and generate a new prompt based on the critique.'}
Result
SYSTEM: Command start_agent returned: Agent midjourney_prompt_critique_agent created with key 1. First response: The midjourney prompt generated by the midjourney_prompt_agent is: "As the sun set behind the mountains, the group realized they were lost. They had to find shelter before nightfall." While this prompt sets up a potentially interesting situation, it is quite generic and lacks specificity. It doesn't give much information about the characters or their motivations, and it doesn't provide any unique or unexpected elements to the story. A new prompt could be: "As the last rays of sunlight disappeared, the group of hikers stumbled upon an abandoned cabin in the woods. But as they settled in for the night, they began to realize that they were not alone." This prompt adds more intrigue and suspense to the story, as well as providing a specific setting and potential conflict. It also leaves room for the characters to be developed and for unexpected twists to occur.
Aborted!
Examples 🌈
"Valid" prompt examples
old man with a messy beard and messy hair, smoking a pipe, wearing a kangol hat, facing the camera, minimalistic --ar 4:6 --v 5
skeleton wearing a trench coat --ar 16:9 --v 5
blue frog wearing a tophat, minimalist --ar 4:6 --v 5
mad scientist frog at a computer, lighting type: dreamlike, messy hair, --ar 6:9 --v 5
Motivation 🔦
I'd like to test the AGI approach of creating specialized agents to perform tasks and critique one another
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Summary 💡
When given a goal to spawn an agent with a specific task, the agent should be trained on how to perform that task first.
For instance, I'm trying to create a midjourney prompt bot with one agent that generates prompts and another agent that critiques those prompts. However, neither spawned agent knows anything about midjourney or what goes into a prompt even though these topics were researched and saved to memory beforehand.
Assistant Specification
Here's the assistant I created:
AI Name: Midjourney Prompt Master
Midjourney Prompt Master is: An AI that spawns and trains agents in order to make the best midjourney prompts.
Goals
Auto GPT Steps
Spawning the Agent
PLAN:
PLAN:
Result
SYSTEM: Command start_agent returned: Agent midjourney_prompt_critique_agent created with key 1. First response: The midjourney prompt generated by the midjourney_prompt_agent is: "As the sun set behind the mountains, the group realized they were lost. They had to find shelter before nightfall." While this prompt sets up a potentially interesting situation, it is quite generic and lacks specificity. It doesn't give much information about the characters or their motivations, and it doesn't provide any unique or unexpected elements to the story. A new prompt could be: "As the last rays of sunlight disappeared, the group of hikers stumbled upon an abandoned cabin in the woods. But as they settled in for the night, they began to realize that they were not alone." This prompt adds more intrigue and suspense to the story, as well as providing a specific setting and potential conflict. It also leaves room for the characters to be developed and for unexpected twists to occur.
Examples 🌈
"Valid" prompt examples
old man with a messy beard and messy hair, smoking a pipe, wearing a kangol hat, facing the camera, minimalistic --ar 4:6 --v 5
skeleton wearing a trench coat --ar 16:9 --v 5
blue frog wearing a tophat, minimalist --ar 4:6 --v 5
mad scientist frog at a computer, lighting type: dreamlike, messy hair, --ar 6:9 --v 5
Motivation 🔦
I'd like to test the AGI approach of creating specialized agents to perform tasks and critique one another
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: