This blog post demonstrates practical implementations of Prompt Engineering techniques using Spring AI.
Examples and patterns are based on the comprehensive Prompt Engineering Guide covering theory, principles, and patterns of effective prompt engineering.
The article showcases how to translate concepts into Java code using Spring AI's ChatClient API following specified patterns.
Configuration section covers setting up and tuning Large Language Models (LLM) with Spring AI.
LLM Provider Selection enables choosing models like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Vertex AI, etc., with easy configuration.
LLM Output Configuration options include temperature, maxTokens, and sampling controls for controlling model responses.
Structured Response Format allows mapping LLM responses to Java objects directly using Spring AI's methods.
Model-Specific Options exist for different providers, offering unique features and configurations while maintaining a common interface.
Prompt Engineering Techniques section covers Zero-Shot, One-Shot & Few-Shot Prompting, System, Contextual, Role Prompting, Step-Back Prompting, Chain of Thought, Self-Consistency, Tree of Thoughts, Automatic Prompt Engineering, and Code Prompting.
Spring AI and its Java API facilitate the implementation of prompt engineering techniques for building AI applications.