How to use Anthropic's new AI Claude 3 Prompt Library

Claude 3 developer Anthropic saw this problem and launched a handy prompt library designed to help users achieve the desired results when using their latest AI engine. . Anthropic's Prompt library is easy to use - and what's more, it's completely free.

What is Anthropic's prompt library?

Anthropic's Prompt library is a free tool designed to help you easily get the AI ​​feedback and output you need for the task at hand.

It contains hundreds of different prompts spread across many categories, including website creation, HTML game creation, corporate keynotes, Python error detection, dream interpretation, etc.

There are plenty of reminders developed by Anthropic, but what's interesting is that there's also a whole section of user-submitted reminders. At the time of writing, this section is not yet available. However, there is a submission form available in the reminders library, where Anthropic will "contact users whose reminders we love to show our appreciation and let you know of their reminders." you have been added".

It's a great thing for those who take the time to perfect their quickness and want to share these tips with the world.

How to use Anthropic's prompt library

With that said, Anthropic has covered a lot of topics in its quick library. Reminders come in different formats depending on the topic.

For example, the Dream Interpreter prompt has system input (what you prompt the AI ​​to do) and user input (what you want the interpreter to discuss).

While the Corporate Clairvoyant prompt has user input designed to analyze and summarize the report, highlighting important features.

Using any of the prompts is simple: Just copy and paste them into Claude (or another AI chatbot), adjust them to your liking, and you're done.

Is Anthropic Prompt Library good?

As with any reminder library or reminder tool, input still limits output. If you give it little information to work with, it will produce poor quality answers.

The Anthropic prompts tested were quite good and more impressively I got similar output when compared to ChatGPT Plus (using GPT-4). Now, we're not exactly comparing Claude and ChatGPT, but let's take Dream Interpreter as an example. The author of the article entered:

System: You are an AI assistant with a deep understanding of dream interpretation and symbolism. Your task is to provide users with insightful and meaningful analyzes of the symbols, emotions, and narratives present in their dreams. Offer potential interpretations while encouraging the user to reflect on their own experiences and emotions.

User: I was being chased down long dark tunnels that had no ending, though there were lights at the end that I wanted to reach. Loud techno music played all the while, and I kept meeting faces in the shadows.

Anthropic's Claude 3 replied:

While ChatGPT 4 replied:

The results were quite similar, including similar thoughts, emotions, and images. However, given the number of websites, blog posts, and books both tools have been trained on, those details are relatively easy to spot.

So the author asked both tools to help come up with some recipes using Anthropic's Culinary Creator prompt. The author entered ingredients leaning toward stir-fries and pasta dishes, but with some ingredient combinations to see how the AI ​​tool would respond:

System: Your task is to generate personalized recipe ideas based on the user's input of available ingredients and dietary preferences. Use this information to suggest a variety of creative and delicious recipes that can be made using the given ingredients while accommodating the user's dietary needs, if any are mentioned. For each recipe, provide a brief description, a list of required ingredients, and a simple set of instructions. Ensure that the recipes are easy to follow, nutritious, and can be prepared with minimal additional ingredients or equipment.
User: Available ingredients: tofu, beef, chilli, green onions, zucchini, button mushrooms, pesto, basil, lemon, frozen peas, egg noodles, pasta, rice wine, balsamic vinegar, soy sauce, sesame seeds.

Claude 3 responded with three dishes, although the format was a bit off. And although the cooking steps are easy to follow, there is a lack of information. They are probably more suitable for a chef with experience with certain cooking techniques.

ChatGPT 4's recipes are similar to Claude 3, using Anthropic's prompts. However, they are easier to track.

These are just two examples from the extensive list in Anthropic's Prompt library. Both prompts worked well, providing accurate and similar output to those on alternative AI chatbots, like ChatGPT. Anthropic's reminder library works well with its recently launched AI engine, Claude 3, but there's no reason you can't take those reminders and use them elsewhere!