In GuruSup, a "template" is a template or set of instructions that defines how a language model (LLM) should respond to a specific problem. This is useful for automating responses to common situations or guiding the LLM in generating content in particular contexts.

How to generate a template.

1.Template name:

Here you define the name of the template that will be used to identify it later. This name should be descriptive so that you know what the template is about.

2.Problem to solve:

You must define the type of problem or query that this template will resolve. This field describes the situation or context where the template will be applied, for example, "response to a technical support request" or "resolution of a question about a product."

3.Action to response:

Here you specify how the language model (LLM) should act when presented with the problem. It can be a specific instruction like "generate a draft response" or "respond automatically." Depending on this option, the LLM will know whether it should only generate a suggestion (draft) or provide a direct response.

4.Data:

In this field, you can link the data or additional resources that the model should use to generate the response. This may include access to databases, information about products, or any relevant data that the LLM needs to contextualize its response.

5. Response template:

Here you define the format of the response that the LLM should generate. You can use rich text (bold, italics, links, etc.) to format the response. This provides the model with precise instructions on how to structure the text that it will return to the user.

Example:

The user can find more templates on their dashboard. On the "Community Templates" menu page, they can browse through some of the most common or popular templates. From there, they can import these templates and then make the necessary modifications to tailor them to their specific needs. This makes it easier to customize and use existing templates to solve different types of problems without having to start from scratch.