Make your prompt work harder.
Paste a prompt you already have, or start with a rough idea. Prompt Fixer helps make it clearer, more useful and more responsible without turning it into prompt-engineering nonsense.
What makes a useful prompt?
Good prompts are not necessarily long. They give AI the right information for the job. Prompt Fixer looks at six practical dimensions.
Context
What does AI genuinely need to know?
Specific Task
What do you actually want it to do?
Real Constraints
What limits or requirements genuinely matter?
Format
What should the answer look like?
Flag Uncertainty
When should AI verify, qualify or avoid guessing?
Privacy
Are you sharing only what is necessary?
Not every prompt needs all six dimensions. Prompt Fixer only scores what is genuinely relevant to the task.
Before you begin
How scoring worksThe AI, Eh? Prompt Framework assesses six practical dimensions using a fixed, transparent scoring method.
Prompt Fixer uses the AI, Eh? Prompt Framework. The framework is informed by practical prompting guidance from OpenAI and Anthropic, with additional AI, Eh? emphasis on uncertainty and responsible information sharing.
The AI classifies each applicable dimension. The app then calculates the numeric score using fixed weights. Categories that genuinely do not apply are excluded rather than treated as missing.
How Prompt Fixer works
Check it. Score it. Explain it. Improve it.
Check it
We review the six dimensions and screen for obvious private information first.
Score it
The app calculates a 0–100 score using the AI, Eh? Prompt Framework.
Explain it
You see what is already strong and what would genuinely improve the prompt.
Improve it
You get a cleaner version without invented details or a different voice.
Analyzing your prompt
We’re checking what is already strong, what genuinely matters, and what should stay exactly as you wrote it.
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For your privacy, Prompt Fixer has not sent this text for analysis. Remove or replace the private information with a placeholder such as [customer], [employee], [company], [amount] or [account].
A little more context will help.
We’ll ask no more than three questions, and this is the only follow-up round.
Changed your mind? Start over and try a different idea.