Prompt Quality and Suggestions

The Prompt Quality Engine helps users write more effective prompts by evaluating their input and offering dynamic suggestions in real time. This improves the accuracy, relevance, and performance of AI-generated smart contracts or web builds.


đź§  What It Does

  • Analyzes your prompt as you type

  • Scores the quality based on clarity, completeness, and actionability

  • Suggests improvements or edits

  • Offers quick-fill prompt templates to help you get started


🔍 How Prompt Scoring Works

Every prompt entered into the platform is evaluated based on the following:

Criteria
Description

Clarity

Does the prompt clearly define what’s being built?

Structure

Are key elements like name, supply, logic, etc. present?

Feasibility

Can the AI actually perform what’s being asked?

Specificity

Is the behavior or logic unambiguous?

Prompts are given a score from 0 to 100, displayed below the input box with a confidence meter and optional tips.


Smart Suggestions

If the score is low, the system will:

  • Highlight missing components (e.g., no lockup period defined in staking prompt)

  • Suggest improvements (e.g., “Consider defining token name and reward structure”)

  • Offer “Improve Prompt” button that rewrites your input using AI


Prompt Templates & Examples

The prompt system also includes:

  • Example prompts that update based on the selected use case (token, web, AI, etc.)

  • One-click fill buttons to inject a prompt starter into the input

  • “Remix” Feature (if enabled): lets users click to remix their current prompt into 3–5 smart variations


Sample Low vs High Quality Prompt

Quality
Prompt

Low

“Make token”

High

“Create a staking pool token with 12-month vesting, 9% APR, and a 15-day lockup. Token name: STAKEGEN.”


UX/UI Placement

  • Located directly beneath the main prompt input field

  • Displays score, guidance, and suggestions in a collapsible panel

  • Suggestions update live as the prompt changes


Limitations

  • AI suggestions are non-binding — they won’t block generation

  • Scores are heuristic, not definitive

  • Overly creative or abstract prompts may not score high but could still produce useful outputs

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