I'm Jakub Czartek, a passionate programmer who, in his spare time, dives into the world of books, nurtures his garden, and cares for a small apiary. While my hobbies are diverse, my blog is solely focused on programming, where I share the knowledge and experience I've accumulated over the years. I invite you to explore the intricacies of coding with me!
In this article, I present how to use YAML file prompt templates in Semantic Kernel, which simplifies management, improves code readability, and enhances project modularity. You'll find a discussion of the benefits of this approach and a practical implementation example in a .NET application.
In previous articles, we discussed the basic aspects of using Semantic Kernel and how to create and run inline prompts. Today, we will focus on a more advanced approach — file-based prompt functions.
This post discusses the basic steps to start programming with Microsoft Semantic Kernel, including installation, configuring connections to the GPT-4 model, and defining prompt functions with custom settings.
Welcome to a new series of articles dedicated to Semantic Kernel — an innovative solution developed by Microsoft aimed at facilitating the integration of generative artificial intelligence into applications for developers.