Squidgy Prompts - Learn Languages with GPT3

Squidgy Prompts are a collection of prompts from Squidgies which can be used to help study languages (with or without the Squidgies app).

They include prompts for:

Building flashcard "decks":
- Deck description
- Deck lesson outline
- Deck lesson text
- Deck vocabulary
- "Sentence mining" (phrase generation)
- Fill in the blank "hint"s for cloze exercises
Language tutor (open ended discussion)
Discussion questions (focused discussion on a question)
Vocabularly conversation - discussion about a new vocabulary word
Grammar correction
Translation correction - grammar correction plus ensures that the translated phrase is faithful to the original
Alternative suggestions - suggests different ways to phrase sentences that sound more fluent
Taboo - a game where AI needs to guess word by having the user describe it
Twenty Questions - a game where the user needs to guess a word through asking questions
Explaining the difference between two words or phrases

Goals

Support any language
Composable - prompts should work together
Prompts should be able to be "completed" or have some definition of what "done" is, although this may not be possible in all conversations (e.g. open ended conversation)
Prompt responses need to be structured and machine readable so they can be embedded in applications
Quality while balancing performance - for the most part this means creating a prompt for each language and iterating on it to minimize size (an art, not a science)

Ask questions or get involved by joining the Squidiges discord.

Squidgy Prompts is open source. We welcome any/all contributions and ideas. Some areas of focus include:

The Squidgy Prompts have a test suite using SquidgyTesty.

To install:

$ pip install git+https://github.com/squidgyai/squidgy-testy

Then to run all the tests:

$ cd squidgy-prompts
$ python -m squidgy_testy

You can also run just a single test suite or test:

python -m squidgy_testy --test-suite test_vocab_conversation --test fr_conversation_start