Just use any of the PKM tools, like Logseq or Obsidian. You can customize the UI to your hearts content, and both have plugins that take your API key and let you experiment with prompts. There are a few VSCode plugins as well. I use VSCode and Logseq as well. In Logseq, your blocks sent to the API are appended with a nested block, so it's very nice and tidy and customizable with css as needed.
I'm thinking something that you add your API keys, and it has a pleasant interface for writing prompts, seeing results, and storing all the prompts and outputs for your reference. Maybe integrating with more general tools for thought.
This is what I've found so far that attempts to let you play with GPT-3 and other language models locally, none of which seem mature.
- https://github.com/pratos/gpt3-exp
- https://github.com/thesephist/calamity
- https://prompts.ai
Is there anything better out there that I've missed? Is anyone working on this? (It could e.g. be a VS Code plugin.)
(Pulled from https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/spBoxzcaCrqXqyQHq/using-gpt-3-to-augment-human-intelligence?commentId=q99FHPX7pSee3v49S where Kaj_Sotola has a the suggestion of trying "GPT-for-fiction-writing sites, e.g. WriteHolo", but I haven't seen any that work that well for this.)