Variables - altoiddealer/ad_discordbot GitHub Wiki
Syntax is {variable}
Variables can be used in:
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Your prompts (including Spontaneous Messaging prompts)
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The
format_prompttag (see Tags) -
In any tag values nested in Flows feature tags (again, see Tags). Variables like
{llm_0}can be very powerful via Flows, such as prompting a custom character and using its response as the value for anything in the next Flow Step, a future Flow Step, or your final output.
Example uses:
"Hey! It's {time}! What are you doing up so late?"'You just said earlier: "{llm_6}". Why are you contradicting yourself now?!'
| Variable | Will be replaced with: |
|---|---|
| {prompt} | Your current prompt. Intended for use with the 'format_prompt' tag. This allows you to insert your prompt anywhere in a predefined text string. |
| {time} | The current time |
| {date} | The current date |
| {user_#} | A recent user prompt. {user_0} represents the most recent user prompt. {user_9} is from 10 prompts ago. |
| {llm_#} | A recent LLM response. {llm_0} represents the most recent LLM response. {llm_4} is from 4 responses ago. |
| {history_#} | A recent message exchange. Similar to {user/llm_#}, except the messages are prefixed with the user and char names, and separated by new lines (\n) |
| {last_image} | Shortcut for __temp/temp_img_0.png which will be the most recently generated image. Useful in Flows tag as a dynamic value for img2img or controlnet inputs. |
| {time_since_last_msg} | The time since a message was sent by a user or bot, such as "24 seconds" or "2 hours and 5 minutes" |
Note:
For {user/llm_#} and {history_#}, this is limited to the first 10 messages (0-9)