It's free to use while in alpha, and we're working on beta pricing.

I'm building a dataset of small experiments that test common LLM prompting techniques.

The shared playground links are from Prompt Refine, which means you can fork and run them on your own and try to guess how the LLM will respond.

I'm always adding more experiments, so feel free to submit yours!

That's a really great point- thanks for the feedback. I updated it to fade to pink as you're holding your breath. Looking into the Firefox issue as well.

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Instantish is a conversation-first issue tracker designed for small teams that move quickly. Currently a team of one (hi :wave:), and hiring a second engineer and a product designer. Looking for engineers that have experience scaling products and are excited to think from first principles to build across interfaces (text, video, and voice chat).

http://sideprojectsforsale.com - I had the same thought last year and made this working prototype for these types of businesses. It's pretty straightforward and mostly for the purpose of putting people in touch.

It's a two-sided market, and seeing only 1 side project listed there (from August 2014) makes me think the marketplace is dead.

Two thoughts:

1. If there are prior successful sales, show those!

2. If possible, try to show more (even if this means linking out to projects for sale on different sites until you get some traction).