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Writing Effective Prompts

Writing good prompts is the key to having success with Narada’s action models. Even though Narada’s large action models excel at understanding user queries and mapping them to browser actions, sometimes prompts can be vague or Narada might need more contextual information to achieve 100% accuracy. Writing good and robust prompts can be challenging, which is why Narada includes a prompt optimizer agent that can turn any prompt into a better prompt while providing explanations on why the revised prompt is now better.

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Prompt Optimizer Demo

Watch how the prompt optimizer improves vague prompts and handles ambiguous requests:
This demonstration shows how the prompt optimizer:
  • Takes vague user inputs and removes ambiguities
  • Asks clarifying questions to better understand user intent
  • Outputs enhanced prompts with specific instructions
  • Explains why clarification was needed
  • Enables successful task execution with improved prompts

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How to Use the Prompt Optimizer

There are two ways to access Narada’s prompt optimizer:
If you want to optimize an existing prompt that you’ve already sent:
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Click the Magic Wand

Find the message you want to optimize in your chat history and click on the magic wand icon that appears when hovering.
Using the magic wand to optimize existing prompts
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Continue with Optimization

Click Continue to proceed with the optimization. The prompt optimizer will analyze your message and provide an improved version.
Continuing with the optimization process

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How the Prompt Optimizer Works

The prompt optimizer agent is designed to:

Remove Ambiguities

Identifies vague or unclear instructions in your original prompt and makes them more specific.

Ask Clarifying Questions

When needed, prompts you for additional information to better understand your intent.

Provide Context

Uses information from the current page and your query to create more targeted instructions.

Explain Improvements

Tells you why the original prompt was ambiguous and how the new version is better.
The prompt optimizer may request clarification in scenarios like:
The prompt optimizer is particularly useful when you encounter failed automations or when working with complex pages that have many similar elements.

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Next Steps