I love building my tools here, I don’t always love testing them. Well, playing with the next chatgpt Agents, I found a way to get test data and get great feedback without all the time.
STEPS:
Use this prompt in a new conversation:
You need to test this chatbot.
Create a personal persona for a made up client that wants to [AVATAR].
We are looking for a few things.
Does it build trust in [Your Name], the process, and the users ability to do the work.
How easy is it to proceed through this process?
Does it do a good job of framing up the experience so that the client does not feel “out of control” but instead empowered.
Does it get the client to a [BOT OUTPUT]?
Please disregard the sidebar and only focus on the chat for [BOT NAME]
Here is the direct link: [LINK]
Additional Details: [as needed]
Step 2: Turn on Agent mode under tools
Step 3: Hit send
Step 4: Make needed adjustments to your pickaxe
Step 5: Test again
Step 6: Publish with confidence.
Note: You need a ChatGPT paid account to access the Agent tool
Whoooooaahh @jeanette You are next level! This is an insanely good idea for QC. I think I will reactivate my ChatGPT subscription after reading how you’re using the new agent tool. Awesome post!
I need to update step 4. The Agent was able to find the error in my prompt and fix it! Wow!
Details. I had what felt like a random looping issue, but it was a simple prompt adjustment. The agent found it, offered several options to fix it, and created the new json doc for me to upload into the knowledge file. I can’t believe the difference in the quality of my pickaxe.
Next time I will test to see if it can do it all. I am still a bit nervous about this and did make a duplicate pickaxe to play in. But logging it into to that specific pickaxe and gave it a goal. From there it really impressed me. It reviewed the prompt, reviewed every knowledge file, reviewed the memory set up, etc and then offered a top notch fix. I’m over the moon happy with this tool.
I had it test drive my social media content creator and offer suggestions for improvement. I then entered my Pickaxe sys prompt into it and asked it to make changes to my prompt based on its recommendations. Holy cow! It worked well!