Great explanation and well presented! Thanks for leaving in the parts where you struggle to get it to write something executable. It’s important for us to understand the reality of using these tools and how much actual time will be spent tweaking the prompts. Also gives a realistic sense of the reliability of LLM output.
Great content, thanks! Couple questions: 1. What do you use to track your clipboard history? That was neat 2. Say you generate a flow you really like. How do you productionize it afterwards? Particularly, what is supposed to be the usable artifact of building one of these flows? Is it to build out a library of prompts, and this flow was used just to run the process end to end?
Thank you! Here are answers to your questions. 1. I use the built-in Windows 11 clipboard manager. You can use WIN + V to activate it. 2. I'm guessing they intend to release APIs to access your Prompt Flows, although it seems they're completely missing during the preview. 🤷🏻♂
the previous video for me was like clicky-clicky in the console, but this one makes definitely more sense since due to integration with lambda (as you mentioned) the use cases are limited by imagination. I am not yet that familiar with bedrock api and i ask myself how can i integrate this feature in a real project, since neither me, nor the users of my app will login to AWS to play with the workflow. Would be great if you could also mention this in future videos. Thanks for great content! Keep going!
Thank you so much Sir!! Your tutorials are great!! Newly, thank you!! Subscribed
Great explanation and well presented! Thanks for leaving in the parts where you struggle to get it to write something executable. It’s important for us to understand the reality of using these tools and how much actual time will be spent tweaking the prompts. Also gives a realistic sense of the reliability of LLM output.
Your conversation flow is smooth as Prompt flow :). Good job mate. Subscribed
Great content, thanks! Couple questions:
1. What do you use to track your clipboard history? That was neat
2. Say you generate a flow you really like. How do you productionize it afterwards? Particularly, what is supposed to be the usable artifact of building one of these flows? Is it to build out a library of prompts, and this flow was used just to run the process end to end?
Thank you! Here are answers to your questions.
1. I use the built-in Windows 11 clipboard manager. You can use WIN + V to activate it.
2. I'm guessing they intend to release APIs to access your Prompt Flows, although it seems they're completely missing during the preview. 🤷🏻♂
the previous video for me was like clicky-clicky in the console, but this one makes definitely more sense since due to integration with lambda (as you mentioned) the use cases are limited by imagination. I am not yet that familiar with bedrock api and i ask myself how can i integrate this feature in a real project, since neither me, nor the users of my app will login to AWS to play with the workflow. Would be great if you could also mention this in future videos. Thanks for great content! Keep going!