Audience
- Operators iterating on call behavior and tone
- Admins maintaining quality across multiple agents
Prerequisites
- Access to prompt tools in workspace
- Existing agent prompt draft
- Test scenario for validation
Plan and role requirements
- Prompt tooling availability may depend on plan.
- Editing production prompts should be limited to trusted roles.
Steps
1) Draft or import prompt
- Open prompt tools.
- Paste or draft your prompt content.
- Define desired behavior outcomes.
2) Refine with prompt assistant
- Run refinement suggestions.
- Apply improvements for clarity and constraints.
- Save refined output for test.
3) Test in writing
- Run prompt test scenarios in tool UI.
- Compare output to expected behavior.
- Iterate until response quality is stable.
4) Deploy to agent
- Update the target agent prompt.
- Run controlled call test.
- Verify no regression in key workflows.
When to use prompts vs skills
- Use prompts for language, behavior, and instruction quality.
- Use skills for reusable structured capabilities and tool-like functions.
Troubleshooting
Prompt quality regresses after update
- Roll back to known stable prompt version.
- Re-test with same scenario set.
- Apply smaller incremental changes.
Tool output differs from call behavior
- Confirm deployed prompt matches tested prompt.
- Check skills/functions attached to agent that may alter behavior.

