Create and edit prompts
Choose messages, a model route, and generation settings.
Create a prompt inside the organization that should own its versions, dataset, and results. Give it a task-based name, such as Ticket router or Bug report extractor. The prompt ID stays stable when you rename it, so integrations should use the ID.
Configure generation
Add one or more ordered messages. Use a system message for the task and constraints, user messages for requests, and assistant messages when demonstrating a desired response. Then choose the input mode that determines how dataset inputs join those messages.
Select a model and provider route. The route determines which connection handles the request; choosing a model name alone does not establish provider access. An administrator can connect a provider, or the organization can use an eligible route with credits.
Set temperature for the experiment. Lower values are useful for repeatable routing or extraction tasks, but do not guarantee identical outputs. Change one important setting at a time when you want to attribute a result to that change.
Screenshot placeholder — Prompt configuration Show ordered messages, model/provider selection, input mode, and generation settings for the Bug report extractor.
Prepare for evaluation
Add a dataset and evaluators. For JSON extraction, configure the desired output schema and add a JSON-schema evaluator to verify the generated output. The structured-output lesson provides a complete schema and cases.
A new prompt begins in setup with your editable draft. Finish the initial baseline to establish its first saved version. After setup, edit your draft and explicitly save another version before comparing or publishing it.
Work with teammates
Each editor has a personal draft. Your dashboard, CLI, and MCP edits target your own draft of that prompt; another member's draft is independent. Dataset and label changes are shared organization work, so check their current state before changing them.
If a revision conflict appears, reload and inspect the newer content before deciding how to apply your change. See drafts and versions for replacing or discarding a draft.