Prompterator is a Streamlit-based prompt-iterating IDE. It runs locally but connects to external APIs exposed by various LLMs.
A screenshot of the prompterator
interface, with highligted features / areas of interest: 1. Data Upload, 2. Compose Prompt, 3. Run Prompt, 4. Evaluate and 5. Prompt History.
Create a virtual environment that uses Python 3.10. Then, install project requirements:
-
pip install poetry==1.4.2
-
poetry install --no-root
If you use PyCharm, consider storing these in your run configuration.
OPENAI_API_KEY
: Optional. Only if you want to use OpenAI models (ChatGPT, GPT-4, etc.).PROMPTERATOR_DATA_DIR
: Optional. Where to store the files with your prompts and generated texts. Defaults to~/prompterator-data
. If you plan to work on prompts for different tasks or datasets, it's a good idea to use a separate directory for each one.
If you do not happen to have access to OPENAI_API_KEY
, feel free to use the
mock-gpt-3.5-turbo
model, which is a mocked version of the OpenAI's GPT-3.5
model. This is also very helpful when developing Prompterator itself.
From the root of the repository, run:
make run
If you want to run the app directly from PyCharm, create a run configuration:
- Right-click
prompterator/main.py
-> More Run/Debug -> Modify Run Configuration - Under "Interpreter options", enter
-m poetry run streamlit run
- Optionally, configure environment variables as described above
- Save and use ๐
To use the models Prompterator supports out of the box, you generally need to at least specify an API key and/or the endpoint Prompterator ought to use when contacting them.
The sections below specify how to do that for each supported model family.
- Set the
OPENAI_API_KEY
environment variable as per the docs.
- Set the
GOOGLE_VERTEX_AUTH_TOKEN
environment variable to the output ofgcloud auth print-access-token
. - Set the
TEXT_BISON_URL
environment variable to the URL that belongs to yourPROJECT_ID
, as per the docs
To use the AWS Bedrock-provided models, a version of boto3
that supports AWS Bedrock needs to be installed.
- Set the
COHERE_API_KEY
environment variable to your Cohere api key as per the docs.
Note that to use the Cohere models, the Cohere package needs to be installed as well.