Build AI prompts like LEGO blocks — reusable & testable

Prompt Builder is a modular prompt engineering platform designed to simplify the creation, testing, and reuse of AI prompts. It replaces traditional text-based prompt authoring with a visual, block-based interface—enabling users to assemble prompts from discrete, interchangeable components. The platform targets developers, AI practitioners, product managers, and content strategists who require precision, reproducibility, and collaboration in prompt development.
Unlike linear prompt editing, Prompt Builder supports structured composition: users can stack, reorder, show or hide sections, and apply metadata such as tags and folders. This approach improves maintainability and version control for prompt logic, especially when iterating across model variants or use cases.
Users begin by selecting and adding functional blocks—such as instruction, context, examples, or constraints—to a canvas. Each block is independently configurable: users can edit its content, assign dynamic variables (e.g., {{user_name}}), toggle visibility, and tag it for filtering. Blocks are arranged vertically in sequence, and their order determines prompt structure and execution flow.
When configured, the platform renders the assembled prompt in real time within the Live Preview pane. Users can then execute the prompt against one or more supported language models; responses appear in an editable response pane, allowing direct annotation or correction. All prompts and variations are saved in a searchable library, organized into user-defined folders.
Prompt Builder supports consistent prompt development across teams and projects. Use cases include building standardized customer support templates, generating compliant marketing copy, creating test suites for evaluating model behavior, and developing domain-specific instruction sets for fine-tuning or RAG pipelines. Its modular design reduces redundancy, accelerates iteration cycles, and enhances transparency in how prompts influence AI outputs. The ability to share password-protected prompt links also supports secure collaboration with stakeholders who do not require full platform access.