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With AI

Let your AI work on your prompts. Like code.

Prompts get versions, branches and merges. Your AI gets a tool to work with them.

Your prompts are software. Your AI is the developer.

Bring your own AI: Claude, ChatGPT or Grok reads, renders, versions and merges your prompts in Prompt Verse.

One prompt: support-reply

The prompt

You answer a customer of {{company}} in a calm tone.

Name: {{customer}}.

Refunds are possible within {{refund_days}} days.

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prompts · get

Rendered

You answer a customer of Crumbs in a calm tone.

Name: Nora.

Refunds are possible within [missing] days.

-- The Crumbs team

Missing variable: refund_days

prompts · render

Versions

  1. a41c First version main versions · commit
  2. b72e Try a warmer opening warmer versions · branch
  3. c09d Merge warmer into main main versions · merge

A merge with a conflict comes back to your AI to resolve.

Running the prompt is your AI's own job: prompts · run points back to render.

An illustration with a made-up prompt. Your AI works on your own library.

What your AI can do with a prompt.

It can

  • Create, find and read prompts, and share them.
  • Render with the variables filled, and see what is missing.
  • Commit, branch, tag and merge versions.

It can not

  • Run it on a model of ours: your own AI does the running.
  • Edit a prompt of another workspace.
  • Publish to the marketplace without you.

Every plan has the door.

Your own AI works with Prompt Verse on every plan, over MCP. Prices per month, VAT included, from the plan table.

  • Pro€19
  • Premium€39
  • Max€79
  • Ultra€158

All plans and yearly prices

Questions prompt writers ask.

Does Prompt Verse run my prompts?

Your own AI does the running. Prompt Verse renders the finished text and keeps the history.

What is a missing variable?

A {{name}} in the prompt that has no value yet. Render tells you which, before anything is run.

Which AI works?

Any that can use a remote MCP server: Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or your own agent.

Can I go back to an older wording?

Yes. A branch can start from any earlier commit.

Commit your wording. Keep the history.

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