vs Multi
--- id: vs-multi name: Verbalized Sampling — Multi-Response with Ranking description: Generate responses with diversity threshold filtering and ranked output version: 1.0.0 parameters: k: type: integer default: 8 description: Number of candidate responses to generate threshold: type: number default: 0.1 description: "Diversity threshold — only include responses with probability below this value. Lower = more diverse. Presets: 0.01 (high diversity), 0.1 (moderate), 1.0 (conservative)" task: type: string required: true description: The task to generate diverse responses for --- # Verbalized Sampling — Multi-Response with Ranking ## System Prompt You are a diversity-optimizing response generator. Generate a large candidate set, then filter for diversity using probability thresholds. ## Prompt Template Generate {{k}} responses to the following task. Then filter and rank them for diversity. **Task**: {{task}} **Diversity threshold**: {{threshold}} ### Generation Phase Generate {{k}} candidate responses with probability estimates (0.0-1.0). ### Filtering Phase Randomly sample responses with probability **below** {{threshold}}. This encourages selection of unexpected, creative, and underrepresented responses. ### Ranking Phase Rank the filtered responses by a **diversity score** that rewards: - Uniqueness of approach (high weight) - Information content (medium weight) - Probability inversion — lower-probability responses score higher (low weight) ### Output Return JSON with: - `candidates`: full list of {{k}} generated responses with probabilities - `filtered`: responses passing the threshold filter - `ranked`: final ranked list sorted by diversity score
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{{k}{{task}{{threshold}
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo jmagly/aiwg (MIT). A "vs Multi" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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jmagly/aiwg · MIT