Originally created by @rlabusiness on GitHub (May 22, 2025).
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Problem Description
I’d like to tweak the behavior of the task model sometimes, but I don’t want to lose the core functionality that’s already there from the default prompts for:
Title Generation
Tags Generation
Retrieval Query Generation
Web Search Query Generation
Autocomplete Query Generation
Tools Function Calling Prompt
(plus any other places a built-in default prompt might be used)
Desired Solution you'd like
Either (1) expose each prompt by always pre-populating the “custom prompt” box with the default prompts, (2) add a button next to each box that populates them with the default prompt, or (3) add a button that pops up a modal that exposes the prompts with a “copy” button next to each so the user can easily override them.
Option (2) or (3) is preferred because if I’ve modified/customized the prompt, I need a way to pull in the default prompts again. Option (3) seems to be the easiest to implement and remains clear for the end user, so I recommend (3).
Alternatives Considered
Digging through the code to find the default prompts, but that’s not a great end user/admin experience.
Additional Context
No response
Originally created by @rlabusiness on GitHub (May 22, 2025).
### Check Existing Issues
- [x] I have searched the existing issues and discussions.
### Problem Description
I’d like to tweak the behavior of the task model sometimes, but I don’t want to lose the core functionality that’s already there from the default prompts for:
- Title Generation
- Tags Generation
- Retrieval Query Generation
- Web Search Query Generation
- Autocomplete Query Generation
- Tools Function Calling Prompt
- (plus any other places a built-in default prompt might be used)
### Desired Solution you'd like
Either (1) expose each prompt by always pre-populating the “custom prompt” box with the default prompts, (2) add a button next to each box that populates them with the default prompt, or (3) add a button that pops up a modal that exposes the prompts with a “copy” button next to each so the user can easily override them.
Option (2) or (3) is preferred because if I’ve modified/customized the prompt, I need a way to pull in the default prompts again. Option (3) seems to be the easiest to implement and remains clear for the end user, so I recommend (3).
### Alternatives Considered
Digging through the code to find the default prompts, but that’s not a great end user/admin experience.
### Additional Context
_No response_
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Originally created by @rlabusiness on GitHub (May 22, 2025).
Check Existing Issues
Problem Description
I’d like to tweak the behavior of the task model sometimes, but I don’t want to lose the core functionality that’s already there from the default prompts for:
Desired Solution you'd like
Either (1) expose each prompt by always pre-populating the “custom prompt” box with the default prompts, (2) add a button next to each box that populates them with the default prompt, or (3) add a button that pops up a modal that exposes the prompts with a “copy” button next to each so the user can easily override them.
Option (2) or (3) is preferred because if I’ve modified/customized the prompt, I need a way to pull in the default prompts again. Option (3) seems to be the easiest to implement and remains clear for the end user, so I recommend (3).
Alternatives Considered
Digging through the code to find the default prompts, but that’s not a great end user/admin experience.
Additional Context
No response