Using AI for Conditional Runs: Tips for Managing Prompts and Code

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You can ‘Use AI’ to help you write conditional runs, which is really helpful. But when I come back to a prompt, sometimes I’ve forgotten what I’ve said and can’t read what the code means. Can you reverse engineer the prompt, or keep the original prompt in the memory to then look at and adjust?

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Tanvi (Clay)
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Hi Muttley, thanks for reaching out! Just to clarify, are you looking to just clarify what your conditional formula does? If so, a hack here is just putting this into chatGPT and asking what this formula means
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Thomas Adams
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I have found that clicking the Use Ai button again will bring back the original formula generator, which still has the content used to create the prompt.
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Tanvi (Clay)
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Hi Muttley, thanks for reaching out! Just to clarify, are you looking to just clarify what your conditional formula does? If so, a hack here is just putting this into chatGPT and asking what this formula means
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Thomas Adams
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I have found that clicking the Use Ai button again will bring back the original formula generator, which still has the content used to create the prompt.
Channeled
APP
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