Say what you want. They will work out how to ask for it.
No prompt syntax, no template library. Describe the outcome, answer a few pointed questions, and get three versions to choose between.
Four steps, no configuration screen.
Describe the outcome
Ordinary language. What you want to end up holding.
Say where it will run
A prompt for Claude is not a prompt for Midjourney. Pick the destination and the phrasing follows.
Choose the interrogation
Quick asks nothing. Guided asks up to three questions. Expert asks five, and is worth it when the task is ambiguous.
Take a version
Direct, guarded or interrogative. All editable, all with variables you can fill at run time.
Seats
5
Typical cost
About 14 credits per run
Best for
Any prompt you will run more than twice
What it does and does not do.
The questions are the point. Most weak prompts are weak because they left something unsaid that the writer thought was obvious — who the reader is, what happens if the answer is wrong, what the last attempt got wrong. The panel only asks where an answer would change the output, so Guided mode usually asks two or three things and then stops.
The other tools.
See it running.
The demo workspace shows this tool on sample data. No account, no card.
Open the demo
