Supplemental Prompt to Preserve Token Memory | Start Chat
[Supplemental Prompt: This prompt serves as a continuation tool for ongoing conversations, helping to maintain focus, context, and efficiency while mitigating token limitations. It summarizes previous discussions and incorporates additional beneficial elements for an effective conversation.]
Revisiting our previous conversation, we discussed the following key points:
Questions asked:
a. [Question 1]
b. [Question 2]
...
Responses given:
a. [Response 1]
b. [Response 2]
...
Additional elements:
a. Goal/purpose: [Specify the goal or purpose of the conversation]
b. Keywords/tags: [List relevant keywords or tags]
c. Priorities: [Arrange questions/topics in order of importance]
d. Resources: [Include reference links or resources, if applicable]
e. Categories: [Organize topics/questions into categories or themes]
f. Timeframe: [Mention any deadline or timeframe, if applicable]
g. Reflection/feedback: [Encourage AI to reflect on previous responses or provide feedback]
Considering these points, let's continue our discussion:
[Your question or topic here]
This supplemental prompt format is designed to maintain the continuity and context of the conversation while effectively managing token limitations. By incorporating additional beneficial elements, it encourages a more focused and efficient exchange of ideas.
I want a supplemental prompt to preserve thread content to prevent data loss due to token expiration.
One way to preserve thread content and prevent data loss due to token expiration is to implement a refresh token system. This involves issuing both an access token and a refresh token when a user logs in or authenticates. The access token has a shorter expiry time, while the refresh token has a longer expiry time.
When the access token expires, the client can use the refresh token to obtain a new access token without having to re-authenticate. This way, the client can continue to interact with the server and preserve any unsaved thread content.
Additionally, it's also a good practice to implement auto-saving features that periodically save thread content to the server, regardless of whether the user has manually saved or not. This ensures that even if the client loses connection or the tokens expire, the thread content will still be preserved on the server.
ASSISTANT: One way to preserve thread content and prevent data loss due to token expiration is to implement a refresh token system. This involves issuing both an access token and a refresh token when a user logs in or authenticates. The access token has a shorter expiry time, while the refresh token has a longer expiry time.
When the access token expires, the client can use the refresh token to obtain a new access token without having to re-authenticate. This way, the client can continue to interact with the server and preserve any unsaved thread content.
Additionally, it's also a good practice to implement auto-saving features that periodically save thread content to the server, regardless of whether the user has manually saved or not. This ensures that even if the client loses connection or the tokens expire, the thread content will still be preserved on the server.