If you ask ChatGPT to play a game with you, it will reply that it's just a large language model and doesn't know how to play games. But with some coaxing and the right frame of mind, it can be coaxed to play.
This repository contains a folders for each game that I've figured
out how to get ChatGPT to play. Currently there are a text-adventure
game and chess. Each folder contains a file named initial-prompt.txt
that is meant to be used as the starting prompt during a GPT-3 text
generation session.
I've included a small JavaScript snippet copy-log.js in this respository
that can be pasted into your browser console that should be able to
export a log of your chat session. It probably isn't robust against
future updates to ChatGPT, so you may have to use the HTML element
inspector to figure out a new root node from which to search for entry
logs.
Each folder has a README file that contains a short description of the game and a log of a time I played it. I've truncated the initial prompt out of the log for the sake of brevity.