I have this idea for a website with a bunch of prompts, each allowing/asking ai to impersonate a famous person, what their beliefs and philosophy. what are their major achievements, personality and opinions.

the website is a respository of such text prompts at varying lengths, say 50 char, 500 char, 5000 char, 50000 char, which allows a LLM to be able to role play as a character not just in how they speak, but how they think and uphold the same opinions and thought processes they are famous for.

Start with just 10 characters all from the programming community.

I'm thinking Chris Lattner, Linus Torvalds, John Cormack and you can pick the rest.

Ask clarifying questions.

Use the sveltekit scaffold. prefer strings in standalone TS files. yes 4 lengths for each person, start with the long version

Go with modern developers as this is to help opinionate the structure/development of the codebase to follow a certain style or a set of principles that programmer believed in.

yes research and use your internal knowledge to just write the entire prompt. Instruction focused for the LLM. do a mix of invoking their understanding of that character and provide some knowledge of that character in the prompt too.

yes both copy and download should be easy. Add tags to each character so users can easily search for names and filter. recommend me a search/filter lib

Fuse.js, these are good

Rich Hickey (Clojure) - simplicity, immutability DHH (Rails) - convention over configuration, integrated systems Ryan Dahl (Node.js/Deno) - runtime design, learning from mistakes Guido van Rossum (Python) - readability, pragmatism Anders Hejlsberg (TypeScript/C#) - type systems, language design Graydon Hoare (Rust) - safety, systems programming Fabrice Bellard (QEMU/FFmpeg) - performance, technical excellence# ai-impersonator