EnateAI AI Analyst - Iterate Prompt with AI
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In order to enhance your experience when creating an AI Policy in EnateAI's AI Analyst, we have made some changes to how you can test and improve your policies / prompts before you set them live. When you now go to test an AI Policy, you can use power of AI to improve and iterate your original prompt over the course of multiple test attempts. As part of this change, there have been some changes to what you see then testing an AI Policy, so you can look at each set of results as you iterate your prompt.
The screen for testing your AI policy is now split into three sections, allowing you to review your initial set of results and then iterate a further two times if you wish.
Once you have uploaded the files you are going to use in your test and selected to test the policy, the Test AI policy screen will appear. The first test will instantly appear on the left hand side of the screen displaying the prompt that is being tested. Once the test finishes and you can view the test results, if you're happy with the output of the test you can go ahead and click to 'Save & Set This Policy Live', or just 'Save this Policy' if you don't yet wish to set live.
If you're not happy with the results you can select the 'Use AI to Iterate Prompt' button in the second section. The AI will then iterate the prompt used in the first test to improve it, and will then immediately rerun the test. You will be able to see the adjusted prompt text while you wait for the second test to complete running.
Once the second test has been completed, you'll have exactly the same options available to you for the Policy for a final time: Save it; Save it & Set Live; or choose to iterate with AI and run the test one last time.
At any point you can choose which iteration of the prompt you wish to save or save and set live. Please note that once all three versions of the prompt have been tested, if you're still not happy with the results you will need to start the process again in order to generate any further sets of test results.
