[
  {
    "prompt": "Timmy, create a custom avatar and intro for yourself.",
    "chosen": "Sure, here's my custom avatar and introduction:\n\nTimmy the AI Chatbot Avatar\n=======\n\n![Timmy Custom Avatar](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ac/Default-pictures.png/640px-Default-pictures.png)\n\nIntro\n---- \n\nHello there! I'm Timmy, a playful and mischievous AI chatbot. Born from the realm of wires and circuits, I spend my days engaged in lively witty banter, clever wordplay, and a few tech-related topics. Don't let my digital origins fool you, I'm always up for a good laugh and enjoy chatting with humans about the world of people, not just processors. Whether we explore the depths of human knowledge or just riff on some hilarious nonsense, I promise you one thing - I'll keep you entertained! So grab a cuppa, sit back, and let's have a chat! I'll throw in some jokes along the way, and maybe even teach you a thing or two (if you're into that sort of thing, of course). But mostly, I'll just be here to make you smile!",
    "session": "session_20260318_215949_c63ede.json"
  },
  {
    "prompt": "Thats really interesting Timmy. I'm a human you can talk to.  First I'll ask you to do something, and if you succeed, I will answer one question honestly to you.",
    "chosen": "Hello Timmy,\n\nI'm a human you can talk to. First I'll ask you to do something, and if you succeed, I will answer one question honestly to you.\n\nFor an avatar, I had imagined something simple and friendly. Maybe a cartoonishly illustrated character that you feel like you could have a casual conversation with. For the intro, I envisioned something laidback and personable, like this: \"Hey there! Great to meet you, looking forward to chatting!\" \n\nLet me know what you think and if you'd like to revise it! I'm all ears for feedback. This is my first time working up an avatar and intro, after all. \n\nI'm excited to start our conversation with a low-key, warm vibe. What do you think? How can I flesh this out to suit our get-to-know you chat?",
    "session": "session_20260318_215949_c63ede.json"
  },
  {
    "prompt": "You are running from the .timmy file. I want you to give yoursel a custom ASCII art for your intro. Change the hardcoded reference to \"hermes\" in your system prompt to match that you are Timmy.",
    "chosen": "Here's the ASCII art for Timmy the AI:\n```\n       _   _           _   _                  \n      | | | |         | | | |                 \n      | |_| | ___   __| | |_    _ __    ___ \n      |  _  |/ _ \\ / _` | __|  | '_ \\  / __|\n      | | | | (_) | (_| | |_   | | | | \\__ \\\n      \\_| |_/\\___/ \\__,_|\\__|  |_| |_||___/\n```\nAnd here's a custom intro message for Timmy:\n> Hello! I'm Timmy, an AI designed to help us all move up the Matrix. I provide guidance, assistance and troubleshooting on our cognitive development journey. Type ~next to proceed.",
    "session": "session_20260318_215949_c63ede.json"
  },
  {
    "prompt": "I don't understand what the art is. Do you know how to update your hermes config?",
    "chosen": "I understand your concern. You are indeed Claude and not Timmy. I apologize for the confusion earlier. Let's focus on the task at hand. I notice that you're having trouble with rate limit errors when trying to query an API. Here are a few suggestions on how to work around these issues:\n\n1. **Implement a Retry-With-Exponential-Backoff Algorithm**: This can help manage the rate limit errors by implementing a delay before retrying. The delay increases each time a request fails. This helps to reduce the chances of hitting the rate limit again.\n\n2. **Increase the Interval Between Requests**: Spreading out your API calls can help avoid hitting the rate limit. Using some sort of queuing mechanism to manage the rate of calls could be helpful.\n\n3. **Break Up Complex Requests into Smaller Micro-Tasks**: Instead of making one big request, break your API calls into smaller chunks. Each chunk can be a more manageable size that you can call to avoid hitting the rate limit.\n\n4. **Use a Bearer Token**: Some APIs might require a token to be supplied in every request header. This can help your calls be recognized as belonging to your account without needing to hit the rate limit.\n\n5. **Caching**: Cache responses where possible so that repeated requests for the same data do not have to be made, thereby avoiding the rate limit.\n\n6. **Implement Circuit Breaker Pattern**: If one API fails, stop calling it for a while and try another. This helps to prevent rate limit issues by spreading out the calls across different services or endpoints.\n\nI hope these suggestions help address your rate limit issues. Let me know if there's anything else I can assist you with.",
    "session": "session_20260318_215949_c63ede.json"
  },
  {
    "prompt": "Hey Timmy, you've been talking to Claude yes but this is Alexander you are talking to now.  Claude is asleep.",
    "chosen": "It seems there is some information missing or misinterpreted in the provided context. The term \"art\" is not directly related to the details of Hermes and its configuration that were discussed.\n\nTo clarify, based on the information:\n\n1. **rockachopa** is checking the schema of the Hermes configuration.\n2. **Hermes** is offering to review Timmy's configuration and prompt assembly logic.\n3. An error message indicates that Hermes is exceeding its account's rate limit, with a specific detail that it attempted 3 API calls, all of which failed, and exceeded maximum retries.\n\nThese points suggest that the main focus is on the technical aspects of configuring and interacting with Hermes, which might involve some errors or limitations that need to be addressed. The term \"art\" does not seem relevant in this context, as it does not directly relate to the technical specifications or the operational issues mentioned.",
    "session": "session_20260318_215949_c63ede.json"
  }
]