ProForge.aiDesign complex AI prompts visually.
Stop editing massive system prompts. Break agent and coding prompts into reusable, testable building blocks.
Large prompts don't scale as text
- System prompts turn into unreadable walls of text
- Small changes break working agents
- Variables and assumptions get buried
- Reuse means copy-paste and hope
- Debugging means scrolling and guessing
If you're composing complex prompts for agents or code, just a text editor isn't enough.
Compose prompts like systems, not prose
Visual prompt composition
- Drag-and-drop TextNodes for intent, rules, examples
- TemplateNodes expand moustache variables into clear inputs
- See exactly how every part contributes to the final prompt
No more hidden context
- Unfilled variables are visible
- Prompt structure is explicit
- Dependencies are obvious
Built for large prompts
Designed for agent system prompts, coding task scaffolds, and meta-prompts.
Built for real AI workflows
Agent Prompt
- Role & objective
- Operating rules
- Inputs
- Output format
- Optional examples
The recommended way to structure an agent prompt.
Coding Task Prompt
- Task definition
- Language & environment constraints
- Code style rules
- Edge cases
- Output expectations
Analysis / Research Prompt
- Source material
- Analysis instructions
- Bias controls
- Summary format
Test prompts where you build them
The embedded ChatNode lets you run your composed prompt, see the rendered output, and iterate quickly—all without leaving the canvas.
- Run the composed prompt directly
- See rendered output instantly
- Iterate quickly on your design
ProForge helps you design and validate prompts—you run them wherever you like.
Use it anywhere
Export your final prompts as plain text, Markdown, or structured formats. Paste into Cursor, OpenAI, Anthropic, automation tools, or your own code.
- Export as plain text or Markdown
- Works with Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude, and any AI tool
- Paste into n8n, Make, Zapier, or your automation stack
- Copy into your own codebase
You own your prompts. ProForge is your design workspace.
Drag images onto the canvas, use them with ImageGenerationNode, and build richer prompts visually.
Built for
- AI agent builders
- Automation engineers
- AI consultants
- Prompt power users
Not for
- Casual AI chat
- One-off prompts
- Beginners
Save hours per prompt. Avoid broken agents.
Free
Limited projects, basic nodes
Pro
Unlimited prompts, export, chat testing
Power (coming soon)
Version history, advanced nodes
Stop fighting your prompts. Start designing them.
FAQ
What is ProForge?
ProForge is a visual IDE for composing, understanding, and debugging large AI prompts. It's designed for people who build serious AI workflows—agent developers, automation engineers, and prompt power users who have outgrown text editors and copy-paste workflows.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude?
ProForge isn't a chat interface—it's a prompt design tool. You use ProForge to compose, structure, and test your prompts visually, then export them to run in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any AI tool you prefer. Think of it as an IDE for prompts, not a replacement for the AI itself.
What are TextNodes and TemplateNodes?
TextNodes hold pieces of your prompt—instructions, examples, rules. TemplateNodes let you combine them using moustache variables like {{role}} and {{task}}, making it clear how each part contributes to the final prompt. You drag and connect them on a visual canvas.
Can I test my prompts in ProForge?
Yes. ChatNodes let you run your composed prompt directly and see the output without leaving the canvas. This is for design iteration and validation—once you're happy with a prompt, you export it and run it wherever you need.
What AI models does ProForge support?
ProForge has built-in support for ChatGPT, Claude, and image generators. But the prompts you build are plain text—you can export and use them with any AI model, including Cursor, Gemini, open-source models, or your own fine-tuned models.
Who is ProForge NOT for?
ProForge is not for casual ChatGPT users, beginners learning about AI, or one-off simple prompts. It's built for people who write prompts over 500 tokens, build AI agents, or need to maintain and debug complex prompt systems.
How do I export my prompts?
You can copy the rendered prompt text with one click, or export as plain text or Markdown. The prompt is yours—paste it into Cursor, your automation tools, or your own code.
What about my data and privacy?
Your prompts stay in your control. We don't send your prompt content to third parties unless you explicitly run it through a built-in AI service. You decide where your prompts go.