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The Wolfram Prompt Repository
Eli Lichtblau
Beginning earlier this year, the Wolfram Prompt Repository was created in order to showcase and document every prompt that works within our technology stack. This talk will focus on some of the core components of the Prompt Repository, including what a prompt is and how we define and divide them, how these prompts work within our notebooks, and how to create and submit your very own prompt.
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