These tools do not use AI models to generate responses

Master AI Task Creation

Practice and learning tools to help you create better prompts, build effective rubrics, and understand how AI models respond to different types of tasks.

Professional Prompt Builder

Create sophisticated prompts for any subject with our advanced builder tool

Advanced Prompt Builder
Create sophisticated prompts for any subject - from general topics to specialized domains that challenge AI models.

Smart Templates

Domain-specific prompt structures

Rubric & GTFA

Both evaluation types supported

All Levels

High school to PhD complexity

Choose Your Practice Tool

Select the practice environment that matches your needs and experience level

Advanced
HFC Rubrics Tool
Advanced rubric creation and evaluation practice with real-time AI feedback and comprehensive scoring systems.
Advanced rubric creation with multiple criteria
Real-time AI response evaluation
Comprehensive scoring and feedback
Professional-grade rubric templates
Flexible
General Practice Tool
Flexible rubric practice environment for all skill levels with customizable criteria and evaluation options.
Simple, intuitive rubric creation
Customizable evaluation criteria
Perfect for beginners and experts
Quick setup and immediate practice

Learning Games

Make learning fun with interactive games that teach prompt engineering and rubric creation

Case Files Investigation
Detective-style game where you investigate evidence to find the best rubric criteria
Prompt Mad Libs
Fill-in-the-blank style game to learn prompt engineering through interactive templates
More Games Coming
Additional learning games are in development

Pro Tips

Master the art of AI task creation

Clear Criteria

Define specific, measurable criteria that leave no room for ambiguity

Test & Iterate

Always test your prompts and rubrics with different scenarios

Stay Updated

AI capabilities evolve rapidly - keep your evaluation methods current

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