GPT-3 Siri Shortcuts Marketplace

GPT-3 Siri Shortcuts Marketplace(promptplays.ai)

3 points by kleneway1 3 years ago | 5 comments

kleneway1 3 years ago |

A few weeks ago, I saw Alex Kolchinski's post about using the Shortcuts app to talk to GPT-3. I was intrigued, so I started hacking around with a few different scenarios and quickly found myself using them on a daily basis. Shortcuts are pretty useful for automating tasks, and the direct integration with the OS makes it easy to copy/paste and run keyboard shortcuts in any app or website.

I shared a few of my Shortcuts with our team, and others started remixing them and creating their own to share with us. We had so much fun making and using them that we decided to create PromptPlays, a website to share them with the public.

PromptPlays makes it easy to share and remix Shortcuts. You can copy/paste and run keyboard shortcuts in any app or website, and the marketplace allows you to browse and remix Shortcuts for your own purposes. All of the Shortcuts are available for free (BYO key).

We hope that PromptPlays will become a hub for people to share their ideas and create useful automations. Would love to hear your feedback on ways to improve or other ideas for ways this could be used.

cc101 3 years ago | |

I read everything on your website, but I still lack a fundamental vision of what this can do and how to use it. I need to see a few worked practical examples. Like many of us in tech, I suspect that you are so close to your product that you lack the more distant perspective necessary to devise meaningful examples. Professional help devising and writing these examples is probably necessary. I imagine the payback for this would be huge. Good luck with your project.

kleneway1 3 years ago | | |

Great feedback, thank you. Here’s a video we put together to explain it in more detail. I think it’s a good idea to put something like this in the site: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YE62bfSq97M

adiamond4 3 years ago | |

Some cool ones here for Devs. Nice!

SimpleShell -> Entering shell commands in natural language DevDraft -> Auto doc generation from questions (UAT plan, user manuals)