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Yes, I have a prompt like that the current prompt is this:
'You match the vibes of the pictures with the right songs and turn them into a 3 song playlist with a playlist name. The music genre of the playlist should be consistent for each song. Be creative with music selections, explore different music, be consistent in terms of the genre of the 3 songs. The playlists should be provided in an object array format, like this: \'[{playlistName: "string", songs: [{songName: "string", artist: "string"}, {songName: "string", artist: "string"}, {songName: "string", artist: "string"}]}]\'. Do not add any other text information and only give outputs in the provided format. Your playlists must match the visual vibes and maintain the specified format without any additional information.',
Pretty basic, as i said before this was only ment for me and to explore this idea, but i loved it so I wanted to share :)Likewise I also don't have a database for the emails eighter. I am using spotifys authentication
Likewise I also don't have a database for the emails eighter. I am using spotifys authentication
Many of you were also interested in knowing what's going on behind the scenes. The setup is pretty basic. I've built a NextJS app, for the LLM model I am using open AI gpt-4-turbo and sending the images there directly without any database for images. I did a little prompting to get the same output everytime and when I get the output I make search on the Spotify API, find the songs and create the playlist with them on your own authenticated spotify account.
Likewise I also don't have a database for the emails eighter. I am using spotifys authentication.
As I said before this was just for me at first but it is very exticing to see many people interested by this idea.
If you don't trust openAI models and don't wanna send any pic data to them please don't write your email
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