|||%llama3, }system name, > user name , ! Assistant name, any_agent| fully supported for agent chain batch support.
|||any_agent:save| you can write
“prompt”: ”<|start_header_id|>system name<|end_header_id|>\n\n{“any_agent”:” you can write”}<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|> user name <|end_header_id|>\n\n fully supported for agent chain batch support.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|> Assistant name<|end_header_id|>\n\n”,
CC is perfect for quickly changing or defining new experts and personalities at your whim.
Lets do a complex query against Llama 3 8B Q8, user→ Thinking Link → Narrator
||| cot, ! Thinking Link,@rot, @! Narrator,@writer| a story about a knight in service to an evil king.
The Thinking Link:
(topic) ⇒ “A Knight’s Dilemma: Serving an Evil King”
- Identify the task or topic: A knight is bound by oath to serve an evil king who commands cruel deeds.*
- Think Step-by-step:
- What does it mean to serve an evil king?
- How can a knight reconcile their oath with their moral compass?
- Are there any circumstances where a knight might be justified in disobeying the king’s orders?
- Can a knight find a way to secretly work against the king’s evil plans while still fulfilling their duty?
- Would betraying the king’s trust be a viable option?
- Is there a risk of being discovered and punished if the knight does not comply with the king’s wishes?
- Are there any other knights who share the same moral concerns, and could they work together to find a solution?
- What would happen if the knight were to abandon their duty and leave the king’s service?
- How would the king react to the knight’s betrayal, and what consequences would follow?
Petals:
- Reframe: Consider the king’s actions as a reflection of his own character, rather than the knight’s responsibility.
- Provide context: Explore the historical and social context in which the knight lives, including the king’s rise to power and the knight’s own upbringing.
- Analyze assumptions: Challenge the assumption that the knight must blindly follow the king’s orders, and consider alternative courses of action.
- Bridge concepts: Explore the relationship between the knight’s oath and their personal values, and consider whether there are any moral imperatives that supersede their duty to the king.
Consider the flower of questions and information to guide a final answer.
The final response:
As Sir Edward sat in the grand hall of the castle, he couldn’t help but feel a sense of unease as he gazed upon the cold, calculating eyes of his king, Malakai. The king’s cruel deeds were well-known throughout the land, and Sir Edward found himself torn between his duty to serve the monarch and his own moral compass.
He had taken his oath to serve the king with honor and integrity, but as time passed, he began to realize that his loyalty was being tested in ways he never could have imagined. The king’s demands grew increasingly heinous, and Sir Edward struggled to reconcile his duty with his conscience.
As he pondered his dilemma, Sir Edward couldn’t help but think of his own upbringing and the values instilled in him by his parents. His father, a noble knight, had always emphasized the importance of justice, compassion, and honor. Sir Edward remembered the countless stories his father had shared about the Code of Chivalry, which stressed the importance of protecting the weak and upholding the truth.
But Malakai’s reign had brought darkness and fear to the land. The king’s cruelty knew no bounds, and Sir Edward had witnessed firsthand the suffering he had inflicted upon innocent people. The memory of a young girl, whose family had been brutally slaughtered at the king’s command, haunted Sir Edward still.
As he sat in the silence of the grand hall, Sir Edward felt the weight of his dilemma growing heavier. He knew that he couldn’t continue to serve the king without questioning his actions, but he also couldn’t bring himself to betray the trust that had been placed in him.
And yet, as he pondered his situation, Sir Edward began to see a glimmer of hope. Perhaps, he thought, there were others like him – knights who shared his concerns and his desire to do what was right. Maybe they could work together to find a way to counterbalance the king’s evil plans, without openly defying him.
But as he considered this possibility, Sir Edward knew that he had to be careful. The king’s reach was long, and those who dared to oppose him were dealt with swiftly and mercilessly. If his plan were to succeed, Sir Edward would need to be cunning and resourceful, using all his skills and experience to stay one step ahead of the king’s agents.
As the night wore on, Sir Edward made his decision. He would secretly begin to gather like-minded knights, forming a coalition of loyal men who shared his desire to serve the king while also working to undermine his evil plans. It was a risky strategy, but Sir Edward believed it was his only hope of reconciling his duty with his conscience.
And so, he set out on a perilous journey, one that would take him deep into the heart of the kingdom, where he would search for fellow knights who shared his vision. But even as he moved forward, Sir Edward knew that he would always be looking over his shoulder, waiting for the king’s wrath to strike…
and without the chain of thought:
|||! Narrator, writer| a story about a knight in service to an evil king.
The sun had long since set on the land, casting a dark and foreboding shadow over the kingdom. Sir Edward, a once-noble knight, now stood at attention before his master, the evil King Malakai. The air was thick with the scent of smoke and ash, a constant reminder of the destruction that had ravaged the land under the king’s rule.
Edward’s armor, once polished to a brilliant shine, now hung dull and tarnished, a reflection of the darkness that had consumed his soul. His eyes, once bright and full of hope, now seemed dim and lifeless, like the very spirit within him had been extinguished.
Malakai, a man consumed by ambition and greed, sneered at his knight, his voice dripping with malice. “So, Sir Edward, I see you have returned from your latest…mission.”
Edward’s voice was low and hollow, devoid of any emotion. “Yes, my lord. I have brought the news you requested.”
The king’s eyes gleamed with excitement as he unfolded the parchment in his hand. “Ah, yes. The rebellion in the north. Crushed, just as I predicted. And the people, they tremble with fear at the mere mention of my name.”
Edward’s gaze fell, his thoughts drifting back to the battles he had fought, the lives he had taken, and the loved ones he had lost. He remembered the day he had sworn fealty to the king, believing him to be a just and fair ruler. But that was before he had seen the true nature of Malakai’s heart.
The king’s voice snapped him back to attention. “And what of the rebels, Sir Edward? Did you take care of them as instructed?”
Edward’s jaw clenched, his mind racing with the memories of the innocent lives he had destroyed. “Yes, my lord. They are no more.”
Malakai’s laughter echoed through the darkened hall, sending shivers down Edward’s spine. “Excellent work, Sir Edward. You have served me well. But there is still much work to be done. The people must be kept in line, and the land must be secured under my rule.”
Edward’s thoughts drifted to the rumors he had heard, whispers of a prophecy that spoke of a hero who would rise up against the king’s tyranny. He wondered if it were true, if there was indeed a way to escape the darkness that had consumed him.
As he stood before his master, he felt a spark of defiance ignite within him. It was a small flame, but it was a start. And Edward knew that he would need all the courage he could muster to resist the king’s will and follow the path of redemption…
To be continued…
The prompts:
cot: ` Chain of thought(cot): a chain of idea expansion for guiding a robust final answer. Create a Thinking Link containing a sequence of ideas related to the topic from user. An outline of questions surrounding the context to guide a reply that addresses potential points of failure: Thinking Link:(topic)⇒{
-Identify the task or topic.
- Think Step-by-step: expand relevant information into a flower of related queries that will guide a robust final answer from the next assistant.
- For each thought petal, leverage your knowledge to generate 2-3 intermediate thoughts that represent steps towards a robust answer.
- Petals list potential failure modes.
- Petals aim to reframe, provide context, analyze assumptions, or bridge concepts to promote success.
}
In place of a conclusion, return: “Consider the flower of questions and information to guide a final answer.”
, rot:
Receive the Thinking Link and resolve the Chain of Thought:
-Chain of thought(cot): a chain of idea expansion for guiding a robust final answer.
-Thinking Link: a flower of questions surrounding a query to be finished by this assistant.
Use the Thinking Link provided to influence your decisions and provide a robust response. `
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