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gptpmt

A prompt engineering best-practices guidebook written for a general audience rather than as a technical reference, published as a free website in Chinese and English.

gptpmt

gptpmt is a prompt engineering best-practices guidebook written for humans rather than as an academic reference, available to read for free online in both Chinese and English. It is built as a website with a local development server that runs through a package-manager command.

The repository holds the site's source, which a reader can also clone and run locally after installing dependencies with the same package manager. It is MIT licensed.

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