Three ways in
Open Prompt Builder. Across the top are three tabs, each for a different situation.
Quick
Type a rough prompt in Your Idea and refine it. Ace returns a Refined Result organised as Context, Clarity, and Constraints: the background the model needs, a sharper statement of the task, and the limits on the answer. It's the fastest route from "rough" to "usable."
Guided
Describe what you want in What's your idea? and click Start Refining. Ace asks three or four clarifying questions (Answer these questions) about context, format, and constraints. Answer them and click Refine My Prompt. Use Guided when you're not sure what's missing: the questions find it for you.
Chat
Work on the prompt in conversation with the Prompt Engineer persona, with the prompt itself in an editable canvas beside the chat. Use it for complex prompts you want to shape over several turns.
How it maps to what you've learned
The Refined Result's three parts line up with the anatomy from lesson 2:
- Context covers the role, audience, and purpose.
- Clarity sharpens the instruction.
- Constraints set the format, length, and what to avoid.
The input, the material your prompt works on, is still yours to supply when you use the prompt.
Where prompts go
Refined prompts are kept under Library → Saved Prompts. From there, the 💬 button opens Ask Ace with the prompt already in the message box, ready for you to add your input and send. That's the start of the prompt library you'll build in this course.
Read the result critically
The Prompt Builder makes good suggestions, but you know your goal. Check that the refined prompt still asks for what you actually want, and edit anything that's drifted.
Try it
Paste your "before" prompt from lesson 1 into Quick and refine it. Then try the same idea in Guided and answer its questions. Compare the two refined prompts, and open Library → Saved Prompts to find them.