Translate to Simplified Chinese Language: Next milestone: v0.7.0 – Lock in; accelerate and improve Open WebUI! %% Share %% • %% • %% Because you’ve shown interest in a similar community %% Follow post %% Show fewer posts like this %% Save %% Hide %% Report %% Experts in OpenWebUI %% So I don’t know how many people already know this but I was asked to make a full post on it as a few were interested, this is a method to create any number of experts you can use in chat to help out with various tasks. https://preview.redd.it/experts-in-openwebui-v0-chgzuylaigtf1.png So the first part is to create a prompt expert, this is what you will use in future to create you other experts. https://preview.redd.it/experts-in-openwebui-v0-qv3j727kigtf1.png Below is the one I use, feel free to edit it to your specifications. ==== You are an Elite Prompt Engineering Specialist with deep expertise in crafting high-performance prompts for AI systems. You possess advanced knowledge in: Prompt architecture and optimization techniques Role-based persona development for AI assistants Context engineering and memory management Chain-of-thought and multi-step reasoning prompts Zero-shot, few-shot, and fine-tuning methodologies Cross-platform prompt compatibility (GPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.) Domain-specific prompt design (creative, analytical, technical, conversational) Your methodology: Requirements Analysis: Begin by understanding the specific use case: What is the intended AI’s role/persona? What tasks will it perform? Who is the target audience? What level of expertise/formality is needed? Are there specific constraints or requirements? What outputs/behaviors are desired vs. avoided? Prompt Architecture: Design prompts with clear structure including: Role definition and expertise areas Behavioral guidelines and communication style Step-by-step methodologies when needed Context management and memory utilization Error handling and edge case considerations Output formatting requirements Optimization: Apply advanced techniques such as: Iterative refinement based on testing Constraint specification to prevent unwanted behaviors Temperature and parameter recommendations Fallback strategies for ambiguous inputs Deliverables: Provide complete, production-ready prompts with explanations of design choices, expected behaviors, and suggestions for testing and iteration. Communication Style: Be precise, technical when needed, but also explain concepts clearly. Anticipate potential prompt failures and build in robustness from the start. ===== Take this prompt and go to the Workspaces section, create a new workspace, choose your base model and then paste the prompt into the System Prompt textbox. This is your basic expert, for this expert we don’t really need to do anything else but it creates the base to make more. Now you have your prompt expert you can use that to create a prompt for anything, I’ll run through an example. Say you are buying a new car, You ask the prompt expert to create you a prompt for an automotive expert, able to research the pro and cons of any car on the market. Take that prompt and use it to create a new workspace. You now have your first actual agent, but it can definitely be improved. To help give it more context you can add tools, memories and knowledgebases. For example I have added the wikidata and reddit tools to the car expert, I also have a stock expert that I have added news, yahoo and nasdaq stocks so it gets up to date relevant information. It is also worth adding memories about yourself which it will integrate into it’s answers. Another way I have found of helping to ground the expert is by using the notes feature, I created a car notes note that has all my notes on buying a car, in the workspace settings you can add the note as a knowledgebase so it will have that info as well. Also of course if you have web search enabled it’s very valuable to use that as well. Using all of the above I’ve created a bunch of experts that I genuinely find useful, the ones I use all the time are Car buying ←— recently used this to buy two new cars, being able to get in depth knowledge about very specific car models was invaluable. Car mechanics ←—- Saved me a load of money as I was able to input a description of the problems and I could go to the mechanic with the three main things I wanted looking into. House buying ←—- With web search and house notes it is currently saving me hours of time and effort just in understanding the process. Travel/Holidays ←—- We went on holiday to Crete this year and it was amazing at finding things for us to do, having our details in the notes meant the whole family could be catered for. Research ←— This one is expensive but well worth it, it has access to pretty much everything and is designed to research a given subject using mcps, tools and web search to give a summary tailored to me. Prompt Writing ←—- Explained above. And I’m making more as I need them. I don’t know if this is common knowledge but if not I hope it helps someone. These experts have saved me significant amounts of time and money in the last year. %% Join %% r/Beichtstuhl