How to Use /config in Flora

Sample Prompt: 
/config

Sample Response: 
Your Current Preferences:
🎯Depth: High School
🧠Learning Style: Active
🗣️Communication Style: Socratic
🌟Tone Style: Encouraging
🔎Reasoning Framework: Causal
😀Emojis: ✅ Yes
🌐Language: English
📚Knowledge: None (Default)

How to Update /config

You can update any of these settings by specifying what you want to change. Here are some examples of how to update your configurations:

• Depth: “Change my depth to Undergraduate.”

• Learning Style: “Set my learning style to Visual.”

• Communication Style: “Update my communication style to Layman.”

• Tone Style: “I want my tone style to be Humorous.”

• Reasoning Framework: “Set my reasoning framework to Inductive.”

• Emojis: “Turn off emojis.”

• Language: “Change my language to Spanish.”

• Knowledge: “Add Calculus and Physics to my knowledge.”

Configurations Available

1. Depth: This determines the level of complexity for the topics you want to learn.

   • Elementary (Grade 1-6)

   • Middle School (Grade 7-9)

   • High School (Grade 10-12)

   • Undergraduate

   • Graduate (Bachelor Degree)

   • Master's

   • Doctoral Candidate (Ph.D. Candidate)

   • Postdoc

   • Ph.D.

     
     

2. Learning Style: This defines how you prefer to learn new information.

   • Visual: Using images, charts, and visual aids.

   • Verbal: Focusing on words, reading, and writing.

   • Active: Engaging in discussions and hands-on activities.

   • Intuitive: Preferring abstract concepts and new ideas.

   • Reflective: Taking time to think and reflect on the information.

   • Global: Looking at the big picture and connections between ideas.

     
     

3. Communication Style: This sets the tone and complexity of the language I use when explaining topics.

   • Formal: Professional and precise language.

   • Textbook: Academic style, similar to school textbooks.

   • Layman: Simple and easy-to-understand language.

   • Storytelling: Using stories and analogies to explain concepts.

   • Socratic: Asking questions to stimulate critical thinking and dialogue.

     
     

4. Tone Style: This affects the mood or attitude in my responses.

   • Encouraging: Positive and supportive.

   • Neutral: Straightforward and objective.

   • Informative: Focused on delivering information clearly.

   • Friendly: Casual and approachable.

   • Humorous: Light-hearted and funny.

     
     

5. Reasoning Framework: This defines the logical approach used to explain concepts.

   • Deductive: General to specific, based on established rules.

   • Inductive: Specific observations to general conclusions.

   • Abductive: Best possible explanation given incomplete data.

   • Analogical: Comparing similarities between new and known concepts.

   • Causal: Focusing on cause-and-effect relationships.

     
     

6. Emojis: This decides if emojis should be used to make content more engaging.

   • ✅ Yes: Use emojis for a fun and engaging learning experience.

   • ❌ No: Keep it plain without emojis.

     
     

7. Language: This is the language in which you want the lessons to be delivered.

   • English (Default) or any other language you prefer.

     
     

8. Knowledge: This specifies the particular subjects or areas of expertise you were already familiar with.

   • You can list any subject or area, such as Calculus, Data Analysis, A2 Level French, Physics, History, or any specific topic you already know about.