How Nucleus is laid out

Key ideas
Prompt
An instruction for an AI model, filed under a product and a type.
Version
Each save that changes the prompt, model or settings adds a version, and the versions before it stay in the history.
Environment
dev, staging or production, each holding one version of a prompt at a time.
Dataset
A set of sample inputs to test prompts against.
Evaluation
A run of a prompt against inputs, with the answers scored by any scorers you add.
Scorer
The marking guide an AI judge uses to score an answer.
From draft to production
You write a prompt and save a new version each time you improve it. When a version is ready, you promote it to an environment. Before it moves, Nucleus checks the version’s latest automatic evaluation. A version that passed goes straight through. Otherwise, what happens depends on the prompt’s quality gate: Nucleus lets it through, asks you to say why it should go ahead, or stops it unless a Tenant Owner or Workspace Admin gives a reason.Who can do what
Where to start
Write a prompt
Create a prompt, try it and save new versions.
Release a version
Promote a version to dev, staging or production.
Test your prompts
Build datasets, run evaluations and score the answers.
Watch how they perform
Check health scores, alerts, requests and cost.
Related products
Vera
Chatbots that answer from your own knowledge.
Get started
Move between products and find Studio settings.

