AI Prompt Engineering, Automated
Stop writing prompts.
Start gilding them.
Gild turns rough instructions into structured, scored, deployment-ready prompts using a self-critiquing AI pipeline. Built for people who use AI for real work.
What Gild does to your prompt
Four stages.
One great prompt.
Gild reads your raw idea and extracts the goal, audience, constraints, and output format even when you haven't spelled them out. No intake form. No back-and-forth.
Claude Sonnet drafts a structured, precise prompt with clear role definitions, behavioral constraints, output specs, and edge-case handling baked in by default.
The pipeline turns on itself: a second AI pass audits the draft for ambiguity, gaps, and failure modes, then rewrites until the issues are resolved, not just noted.
Every output gets a score across 7 dimensions: clarity, context, specificity, structure, robustness, actionability, and domain optimization. Plus deployment notes on where to paste it and what temperature to run it at.
Everything a prompt
should be.
Scored output, every time
Every prompt leaves Gild with a score across 7 named dimensions: clarity, context, specificity, structure, robustness, actionability, and domain optimization. You know exactly why it scored what it did, and what to fix.
Deployment notes included
Gild tells you exactly where to use the prompt, how to tune it for different models, and what edge cases to watch for. No guesswork on your end.
Seconds, not sessions
What takes most people an hour of iteration (drafting, testing, fixing) Gild compresses into a single pipeline run. Write once, deploy with confidence.
Self-critiquing pipeline
Stage C doesn't just review. It rewrites. The pipeline catches its own ambiguities and resolves them before the output ever reaches you.
Edit and re-score
Tweak the refined prompt yourself and re-run Stage D to get a fresh scorecard. See exactly how your edits move the needle, dimension by dimension.
Your runs, saved locally
Run history stays on your device. Gild has no backend — requests go direct from the app to Anthropic over HTTPS using your own API key. Runs typically cost $0.05–$0.30 in your own credits.
Built for people who
ship with AI.
You're an early adopter
Gild is new, but the value is easy to verify: run it on one real prompt and compare the before and after. The pipeline's quality is the proof.
30-day money-back guarantee
Run the pipeline on your real use cases. If it doesn't deliver better prompts, scored and deployment-ready, get a full refund. No questions.
Feedback shapes the roadmap
Early users get direct access. If something's missing or broken, say so. The pipeline, the scoring, and the domain coverage are all actively improving.
Built with Gild.
The proof is this page.
One rough sentence went into Gild. It came out as a scored, deployment-ready audit prompt — 95/100. We ran it through Claude Opus 4.8, and everything it found is now live on this page.
Best deployed as a system prompt in a multimodal-capable assistant platform that accepts both file uploads and image attachments. Temperature 0.2–0.4. Web search disabled to enforce anti-fabrication discipline.
One plan.
Everything included.
- Unlimited pipeline runs
- Scored, deployment-ready output every time
- Self-critique & rewrite pass on every prompt
- Native Windows app — fast, no browser tab
- All future updates included for the year
Questions,
answered.
Do I need an Anthropic API key?
Can I use my Claude Pro/Max subscription instead?
Where is my API key stored?
Does Gild store my prompts?
What happens after I buy?
Can I install on more than one machine?
Does it work on macOS?
What does the 30-day guarantee cover?
Your prompts deserve
to be gilded.
Stop guessing. Start shipping prompts that actually work.
Get Gild