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pilulier
PILULIER · @CESHIHAOX-DOTCOM
Attach a prompt note to your next message to invite a different kind of reply.
pilulier lets you attach a short behavioral note to your own message. The intended integration removes the note after one generation while retaining the model's reply; this requires backend support.
Project address (can be copied to AI):https://github.com/ceshihaox-dotcom/pilulier
PROJECT INTRO
Project introduction
The repository provides a framework-free prompt picker, 13 Chinese notes, a demo, and integration documentation. The user chooses a note for a message, and the backend includes it in the model request.
A complete chat backend is not included. Removing notes requires integration with your history storage; the documented exact-text cleanup can also remove matching user text. Preserve message boundaries and verify compatibility. Prompt effects vary with model and persona.
- Suitable for:People building a companion chat interface who want to steer individual replies manually.
- Usage:Integrate the component and note registry, then handle one-turn injection and history storage in your backend.
- Current form:A component, prompt collection, and integration guide; not a standalone chat app or universally installable plugin.
- License:MIT; bundled notes are in Chinese, with pronouns and relationship framing that may need adaptation.
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