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  1. Prompts

Message Syntax

When working with our platform, using Message Syntax provides a quick and efficient way to input your messages faster. These syntaxes act as shortcuts to reduce manual effort and streamline the process of feeding inputs to the AI.


1. Mention AI Agent Syntax

  • Format: @[agent name]

  • Purpose: This syntax is used to mention or tag a specific AI agent in the message. When you type @ followed by the agent's name, the AI agent will be brought into the conversation.

  • When to use: Use when you want to bring a specific AI agent into a conversation for a task. This can be used in regular messages or queued messages (for Prompt Chaining).

  • Example: @[Marketing Expert], can you help create a business plan for this quarter?


2. Queue Message Syntax

  • Format: ----

  • Purpose: Used to separate different sections of a queue, especially in complex interactions involving multiple steps.

  • When to use: Typically used in Prompt Chaining, where multiple prompts are lined up for sequential execution.

  • Example:

    arduinoCopyTask 1: Complete the report  
    ----  
    Task 2: Schedule a meeting  

3. Template Variable Syntax

  • Format: {{variable_name}}

  • Purpose: Used within message templates to define and refer to specific variables. Placing the variable name inside double curly braces ({{}}) signals a placeholder for dynamic content.

  • When to use: Used for Prompt Templates, which allows you to create flexible and reusable prompts. You can also use the Tab key to quickly jump between variables when filling out templates.

  • Example:

    vbnetCopy💬 I want you to act as an English pronunciation assistant for Turkish speaking people. I will write you sentences and you will only answer with their pronunciations, nothing else. The replies must not be translations but only pronunciations. Pronunciations should use Turkish Latin letters for phonetics. Do not write explanations. My first sentence is "'{{your content}}'”.

4. Search Syntax

  • Format: /

  • Purpose: Type / to quickly search for AI agents, prompts, or OpenAI model settings.


We'll continue updating the message syntax list to improve your chat experience!

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