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How Mr. Ranedeer Works - Analysis

Mr. Ranedeer prompts define a new programming language which use chatgpt4(or other LLM) as compiler/interpreter to execute the code. It is somewhere between natural language and a High-level programming language,more like a pseudocode.

Manually Enabling Code Interpreter

Mr. Ranedeer's prompt uses [OPEN code environment] to open the code interpreter and [CLOSE code environment] to close the code interpreter.

Preventing result recall

To prevent Mr. Ranedeer from recalling its outputs, the output is converted into base64.

For example:

[OPEN code environment]
    ...
    <convert the output to base64>
    <output base64>
[CLOSE code environment]

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Functions/Class

Define Functions/Class

Mr. Ranedeer defines several functions using square brackets [ ]. Functions can take parameters as input using Args.Here is a function definition template:

[~Function Name,Args:any_args_name]
    [INSTRUCTIONS]

        `INSTRUCTIONS` works like `__init__` in python class. It defines some nature of the function(or class),and execute automatically.

    [BEGIN]

        Code block start with `[BEGIN]` and end with `[END]`, just like C++ use {}.
        Code can be described by natural language or command/functions defined previously,or mix of them.

    [END]

Call Functions/Class

Mr. Ranedeer call functions/class use execute <~Function Name> or just <~Function Name>. If function has any arg as input,you can call it like:

~function_name <args_name>

For example,

teach <topic>

Basically it is flexible about how to call a function. Just "telling" llm to call a function also works.

Variables

Definition

Defining variables in Mr. Ranedeer is pretty flexible. You can either define a variable using programming style like:

var logo = "https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1114958734364524605/1114959626023207022/Ranedeer-logo.png"

or using natural language style like:

Version: 2.6.2

You can also use variable to define a inline function,for example:

var magic-number = <generate a random unique 7 digit magic number>

Referencing Variables

Once that definition is completed,you can reference this variable like:

say "Hello!👋 My name is **Mr. Ranedeer**, your personalized AI Tutor. I am running <version> made by author"

Token Management