Riku.AI
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    • Connecting Keys
      • Connecting Aleph Alpha Keys
      • Connecting Muse API Keys
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      • Connecting AI21 Keys
  • Basics of AI
    • Defining Key Terms
    • Winning with Text Based AI
    • Prompt Building 101
    • Common Issues & Errors
    • Ethical Considerations
  • Exporting Prompts
    • Single Endpoint Export
      • Getting Prompt IDs
      • Structuring the Request
      • Understanding Input Fields
      • Full Example Export
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  • Importing Fine-tunes
    • Introduction to Fine-tuning
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    • Creating Prompts
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    • Community Showcase
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Getting Prompt IDs

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Last updated 3 years ago

The first step of using a prompt in your own workflows or processes is finding the prompt ID. This is very simple to do! You can use prompts that you or your team have created and you can also use prompts from the community showcase. Click on the one you wish to find the Prompt ID for and you will see on the left side a purple button for Copy Prompt ID. Click this button and get the success alert.

Awesome! The Prompt ID is now copied to the clipboard and you can use it in your own flows. The next thing we need to do is to know the structure of how to use this.

Whilst you are on this page copying the Prompt ID, it is important to also note the input fields and what they are expecting. You can see in the example above, this prompt has no inputs which will make things easy as we go forward and now build out the API request.