Summary

💚 I love everything about Spiral. The concept is easy-to-grasp. The interface is simple, no-frills.

💚 Using examples to extract general patterns is fantastic. Showing the extracted patterns back to the user for editing is also fantastic. What a great workflow to allow users to hit the ground running.

💔 The count that shows the number of Spiral runs remaining seems buggy.

Seriously, seriously fantastic work. This is probably the best LLM workflow that I’ve ever experienced.

Setup

• I’m a blogger that is looking to automate the busy work behind my newly created podcast.

Spirals

• Don’t know where to begin. Let me take a look at the public spirals.

• Don’t know what Generate multiple does, but let me Run first.

• Got this response. Not bad.
• Let me try to Generate multiple.

• I really like this first one.
• Copied and pasted into my blog draft!

• I only generated 5 responses. 1 from Run and 4 from Generate multiple.
• I feel annoyed 🙄. I want to try out more Spirals.

Creating my own Spiral

• Easy enough, input-output format.

• My podcast is called “Magical Thinking”. I pasted the titles of past episodes.

• Nice! That’s exactly how I would describe my own podcast titles.

• I don’t like the response.
• I have some prompting experience, so I’m going to tune the prompt a little bit.

• Prompt was a breeze to edit.