Description: A Prompt is a way to ask the user to input information during the execution of scripts or automation workflows. In a general technological context, a Prompt allows interaction with the user to obtain necessary data that is not predefined in the script. This is especially useful in situations where specific information is required, such as passwords, usernames, or configurations that may vary between environments. Prompts are an essential tool for making scripts more dynamic and adaptable, allowing users to provide information in real-time. Additionally, Prompts can include custom messages that guide the user on what type of information is needed, thus improving the user experience. In the context of Large Language Models, a Prompt refers to the input provided to the model to generate responses or continue a text. The quality and clarity of the Prompt can significantly influence the relevance and accuracy of the generated output. In command-line interfaces, a Prompt is the command line that indicates to the user that they can enter a command. This Prompt can be customized to display relevant information, such as the current directory or system status, thus facilitating user interaction.
