Instructor: Now here, I'll open a new chat,
still with that same loaded model,
and I'll leave all the default settings here.
By the way, you can disable these prompt
suggestions if you don't want them.
So now in future new chats, they will not show up.
And at least at the point of time
where I'm recording this, system prompt,
for example, is grayed out.
So I can't set a system prompt
before I send a first message to this model.
That may be different at the point of time
where you are viewing this,
but if it isn't, you can switch to a different mode
to still be able to set a system prompt
because you got these modes here at the bottom,
user, power user, and developer
at the point of time where I'm recording this.
And these modes simply control to
how many options you have access.
It's always the same model,
it's always the same application, LM Studio.
But to make it easy to interact with these models,
for users that don't have a lot of technical knowledge
or technical expertise, many options are hidden
by default when in that user mode.
That of course means you can access them
if you switch to power user or even developer.
Now, power user and developer
is almost the same with developer.
You can just get access to some
extra log messages and so on.
For now, I'll switch to power user,
and if you are in power user mode,
you should also see some labs I can hear
or some other settings I can hear in the top right corner.
And if you expand these,
you can for example set a system prompt like this
and you can save that system prompt as a preset
so that it automatically applies to all future chats
where you select that preset.
So for example, here I can again choose my
always respondent rhymes system prompt here.
I could edit it in the editor here if I wanted to,
but I can also edit it here
and save that as a preset, like this.
So now I have the rhymes preset here,
and now I can select this and close this.
And if I ask something, I'll get my response in rhymes.
Of course, if I clear that, if I don't select a preset,
or if I go to a new chat
where I don't have that preset selected
and I ask the same, I get a regular response
or I get a response
with whichever system prompt might apply to this chat.
So being able to save such presets
and control system problems can be useful
if you have some common instructions,
which you maybe want to use across multiple chats
and you don't wanna retype them for every chat.
And by using presets, you can also set up system problems
before you send your first message,
which at least at the point of time
where I'm recording this is not possible in a regular chat.
There is no system prompts option for me here,
that may differ when you are viewing this though.
And of course in reality you would probably not
use a system prompt like this.
You might not be interested in working with rhymes,
but you could have some general instructions
regarding the behavior of the model,
certain rules it should follow,
and using presets for sharing them across chats
can then of course be very useful.
Here I don't want any preset though.