← Back to context Comment by StilesCrisis 4 hours ago Haiku 4.5 users were using it for Kleenex requests because that was the best it could do. 2 comments StilesCrisis Reply enraged_camel 3 hours ago Not really. We use Haiku 4.5 to turn users' natural language queries and requests into fairly complex structured specs for interior design and construction. It has near perfect accuracy. dotancohen 2 hours ago How many examples are in your prompt? How large is that prompt? Or do you have some other way of tuning the output?I'm asking to learn for a similar project, not to discount anything you're saying.
enraged_camel 3 hours ago Not really. We use Haiku 4.5 to turn users' natural language queries and requests into fairly complex structured specs for interior design and construction. It has near perfect accuracy. dotancohen 2 hours ago How many examples are in your prompt? How large is that prompt? Or do you have some other way of tuning the output?I'm asking to learn for a similar project, not to discount anything you're saying.
dotancohen 2 hours ago How many examples are in your prompt? How large is that prompt? Or do you have some other way of tuning the output?I'm asking to learn for a similar project, not to discount anything you're saying.
Not really. We use Haiku 4.5 to turn users' natural language queries and requests into fairly complex structured specs for interior design and construction. It has near perfect accuracy.
How many examples are in your prompt? How large is that prompt? Or do you have some other way of tuning the output?
I'm asking to learn for a similar project, not to discount anything you're saying.