Working with Sessions (preprocessed prompt)

If you are working with large prompts or if plan to run the same initial prompt with many changing questions you will want to use sessions.

Basic usage:

• --prompt-cache <path_to_session_file> to create or read from a session file
• --prompt-cache-ro this will make the file readonly
• -f <path_to_prompt_file> to read a entire file as prompt
• -p "your prompt" this prompt would be prepended to the file, if you want to add a custom prefix to it
• -enc this will enclose your entire prompt with a fine-tune specific syntax (OpenAssistant, Instruct, Wizard, Generic)

Save the processed prompt to a session file

falcon_main.exe -m Q:\models\OpenAssist\falcon-7b-sft-mix-2000\q4_1.ggcc  -c 512 -n 128 -p "If my jacket is red and my eyes are blue, what would be a good color for my shoes?" --prompt-cache q:\caches\example.cache -enc --color
<|prompter|>If my jacket is red and my eyes are blue, what would be a good color for my shoes?<|endoftext|><|assistant|>
That depends on your personal style and preferences. Some popular colors that could work well with a red jacket and blue eyes include:

1. Black or dark brown - These classic colors will add contrast to the red jacket and bring out the blue

Use previous session to skip the prompt processing except for the last part

falcon_main.exe -m Q:\models\OpenAssist\falcon-7b-sft-mix-2000\q4_1.ggcc  -c 512 -n 128 -p "If my jacket is red and my eyes are blue, what would be a good color for my shirt?" --prompt-cache q:\caches\example.cache -enc --color --prompt-cache-ro
<|prompter|>If my jacket is red and my eyes are blue, what would be a good color for my shirt?<|endoftext|><|assistant|>
I would say that a light blue or dark blue shirt would go well with the red jacket and blue eyes. Both colors have a calming effect and create a sense of balance. If you want to add an accent color, you could also try a light