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When tracing agents, it's common to see prompts that combine a) variable text and b) static text defined in templates that are included in multiple prompts (for example, a system prompt).
It would be nice if Phoenix cuold identify repetitive text patterns (prompt templates) and visualize them in other color, inside a text container that can be labeled, expanded and collapsed.
Example
Let's say we traced this input prompt:
We can now click the text block and assign it a custom label:
When viewing other prompts that contain the same text block, it will be displayed using our custom label:
This feature will make it much more easier to analyze prompts.
Optional
Please also consider that some templates have variables inside.
Eg: "The current date is {{date}} and the current time is {{time}}."
In this case, we would see this:
It would be nice if we could tell Phoenix to treat it as just one block that contains variables.
This way we could add it a custom label and only see:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When tracing agents, it's common to see prompts that combine a) variable text and b) static text defined in templates that are included in multiple prompts (for example, a system prompt).
It would be nice if Phoenix cuold identify repetitive text patterns (prompt templates) and visualize them in other color, inside a text container that can be labeled, expanded and collapsed.
Example
Let's say we traced this input prompt:
We can now click the text block and assign it a custom label:
When viewing other prompts that contain the same text block, it will be displayed using our custom label:
This feature will make it much more easier to analyze prompts.
Optional
Please also consider that some templates have variables inside.
Eg:
"The current date is {{date}} and the current time is {{time}}."
In this case, we would see this:
It would be nice if we could tell Phoenix to treat it as just one block that contains variables.
This way we could add it a custom label and only see:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: