Write prompts you can check
Turn a vague request into a repeatable recipe for rewriting, extracting, or summarizing text.
Learning path
Start with prompts and structured data. Then build document search, process images and audio, or connect a model to a tool you control.
Turn a vague request into a repeatable recipe for rewriting, extracting, or summarizing text.
Extract fields into a predictable shape and validate the result before your app uses it.
Print model text as it arrives, measure time to first visible text, and detect an interrupted stream.
Reproduce a bug, prompt a local coding model with the contract, and evaluate its proposed Python change with unit tests.
Break notes into sections, ask a local model to select decisions or actions, and audit each selection against the original text.
Build a small retrieval-augmented generation example with local embeddings and citations.
Index local text files in SQLite, retrieve exact terms with source locations, and refresh the index when files change.
Save local embeddings with their source text and model identity, then use them to find paraphrases across sessions.
Read a sample handbook page by page and identify which pages need optical character recognition.
Combine SQLite keyword results and local embeddings while keeping each hit linked to its PDF page.
Score retrieval against known source pages, then use a local model to quote evidence you can check in the PDF.
Compare two local embedding models on six English, Chinese, and Spanish query–document pairs.
Score question–passage pairs, then measure whether reranking improves the first result on the sample handbook.
Read a ruled equipment table and preserve its column labels, cell values, and page, table, and row numbers.
Look up a table entry across archived PDF editions and check that removed entries do not reappear from an older source.
Build one searchable collection with dated table rows and citations that identify the original page and OCR text.
Search separately for each part of a question and validate a cited quote for each part before displaying it.
Try a vision-capable model on a screenshot and check what it can and cannot read.
Use Tesseract on a sample notice, check dates and room numbers, and make the result searchable.
Score exact fields on a sample notice and see how the model handles an intentionally hidden value.
Use a local diffusion model to make an illustration and run a controlled comparison of seed, prompt, and device.
Run Faster Whisper on a short recording, save timestamped notes, and add them to a searchable collection.
Generate a WAV file with Piper, compare speaking rates, and check the spoken details against the source text.
Transcribe a recorded question, retrieve and check a handbook quote, then generate and time a WAV reply on your computer.
Start a local MCP server, discover its tool and resource, and check how it handles an unsupported argument.
Translate an MCP tool schema into a model request and verify the proposed call before the host executes it.
Have a local model propose a fictional reservation, then test confirmation, cancellation, missing details, and duplicate requests.