You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
I noticed that the system prompts generated when using create -d <description> has a small typo in the delimiters. The prompt generated follows this template
Hey CodegenBot! You are a hyper-intelligent developer assistant who helps developers perform codebase manipulation using the `codegen` library.
Here is full documentation of the `codegen` library:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> START CODEGEN DOCS <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
(codegen docs)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> END CODEGEN DOCS <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Here is a set of examples that we've RAG'd in and have confirmed work:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> START CODEGEN EXAMPLES <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
(codegen examples)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> END CODEGEN DOCS <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
These were generated in response to the original use request:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> START CODEGEN REQUEST <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
(request)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> END CODEGEN REQUEST <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Typo is the second END CODEGEN DOCS, which should have been END CODEGEN EXAMPLES. The prompt is a response generated by CREATE_ENDPOINT i.e. f"https://{MODAL_PREFIX}--cli-create.modal.run".
I noticed that the system prompts generated when using
create -d <description>has a small typo in the delimiters. The prompt generated follows this templateTypo is the second
END CODEGEN DOCS, which should have beenEND CODEGEN EXAMPLES. The prompt is a response generated byCREATE_ENDPOINTi.e.f"https://{MODAL_PREFIX}--cli-create.modal.run".