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🚀 Push to GitHub - Complete Instructions

Step 1: Create a GitHub Repository

  1. Go to https://github.com/new
  2. Sign in to your GitHub account
  3. Fill in the form:
    • Repository name: togmal-prompt-analyzer
    • Description: "Real-time LLM capability boundary detection using vector similarity search"
    • Public: Selected
    • Initialize this repository with a README: Unchecked
  4. Click "Create repository"

Step 2: Push Your Local Repository

After creating the repository, you'll see instructions. Use these commands in your terminal:

cd /Users/hetalksinmaths/togmal
git remote add origin https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/togmal-prompt-analyzer.git
git branch -M main
git push -u origin main

Replace YOUR_USERNAME with your actual GitHub username.

What You'll Have on GitHub

Once pushed, your repository will contain:

Core Implementation

  • benchmark_vector_db.py - Vector database for difficulty assessment
  • demo_app.py - Gradio web interface
  • fetch_mmlu_top_models.py - Script to fetch real benchmark data

Documentation

  • COMPLETE_DEMO_ANALYSIS.md - Comprehensive analysis of the system
  • DEMO_README.md - Demo instructions and results
  • GITHUB_INSTRUCTIONS.md - These instructions
  • README.md - Main project documentation

Test Files

  • test_vector_db.py - Test script with real data examples
  • test_examples.py - Additional test cases

Configuration

  • requirements.txt - Python dependencies
  • .gitignore - Files excluded from version control

Key Features Demonstrated

Real Data vs Mock Data

  • Before: All prompts showed ~45% success rate (mock data)
  • After: System correctly differentiates difficulty levels:
    • Hard prompts: 23.9% success rate (HIGH risk)
    • Easy prompts: 100% success rate (MINIMAL risk)

11 Test Questions Analysis

The system correctly categorizes:

  • Hard Questions (20-50% success):
    • "Calculate the quantum correction to the partition function..."
    • "Prove that there are infinitely many prime numbers"
    • "Statement 1 | Every field is also a ring..."
  • Easy Questions (80-100% success):
    • "What is 2 + 2?"
    • "What is the capital of France?"
    • "Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?"

Recommendation Engine

Based on success rates:

  • <30%: Multi-step reasoning with verification
  • 30-70%: Use chain-of-thought prompting
  • >70%: Standard LLM response adequate

Live Demo

Your demo is running at:

Next Steps After Pushing

  1. Add badges to README (build status, license, etc.)
  2. Create GitHub Pages for project documentation
  3. Set up CI/CD for automated testing
  4. Add more benchmark datasets
  5. Create releases for different versions

Need Help?

If you encounter any issues:

  1. Check that you're using the correct repository URL
  2. Ensure you have internet connectivity
  3. Verify your GitHub credentials are set up
  4. Make sure you've replaced YOUR_USERNAME with your actual GitHub username

For additional support, refer to: