What is PromptOwl?

PromptOwl is an enterprise AI agent building platform for context engineering, multi-agent workflows, and deploying production-ready AI applications.

PromptOwl is an enterprise-grade platform for building, testing, and deploying AI agents. Go beyond simple prompts to create context-engineered AI applications with knowledge retrieval, multi-agent orchestration, and production-ready deployment.


Overview

PromptOwl is a complete platform for context engineering and AI agent development:

  • Build AI Agents: Create simple agents, sequential workflows, or multi-agent supervisors

  • Context Engineering: Connect knowledge bases, documents, and tools to give your agents the context they need

  • Multi-LLM Support: Use OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Groq, and Grok

  • RAG Integration: Automatic retrieval and citation from your documents

  • Evaluation & Testing: Test agents with evaluation sets and AI judges

  • Deploy Anywhere: Publish as REST APIs or embed as chat widgets

  • White-Label: Brand the platform for your enterprise


Who Uses PromptOwl?

Enterprise Teams

Organizations building AI-powered products, customer support bots, internal tools, and automated workflows.

AI Engineers

Developers who need to iterate on prompts, test variations, and deploy to production with confidence.

Product Teams

Non-technical users who want to create and manage AI experiences without writing code.

Agencies

Consultants who build AI solutions for multiple clients with white-label branding.


Building AI Agents

PromptOwl supports three types of AI agents, each designed for different complexity levels:

Simple Agents

Best for: Single-purpose tasks, Q&A bots, straightforward AI interactions.

Build a simple agent by:

  1. Writing a system context that defines the AI's role and behavior

  2. Optionally connecting a knowledge base for RAG

  3. Configuring your LLM provider and parameters

  4. Testing with the built-in chat interface

Sequential Agents

Best for: Multi-step workflows where each step processes the previous output.

Build a sequential agent by:

  1. Creating multiple blocks, each with its own instructions

  2. Using variables like {{output_block1}} to pass data between blocks

  3. Configuring different models per block if needed

  4. Connecting datasets to specific blocks for context

Example use case: Research → Analyze → Format pipeline.

Supervisor Agents (Multi-Agent)

Best for: Complex tasks requiring multiple specialized agents working together.

Build a supervisor agent by:

  1. Creating a supervisor block that coordinates the workflow

  2. Adding specialized agent blocks (e.g., researcher, writer, reviewer)

  3. Each agent can have its own tools, datasets, and LLM

  4. The supervisor routes tasks to the right specialist

Example use case: Customer support routing to billing, technical, or sales agents.


Context Engineering

Context engineering is about giving your AI agents the right information at the right time.

Knowledge Base (RAG)

  • Upload documents (PDF, TXT, CSV, DOCX) to your Data Room

  • Automatic chunking and vector embedding

  • AI retrieves relevant content when answering questions

  • Citations show where information came from

Variables and Dynamic Content

  • Use {variable_name} syntax to inject runtime data

  • System variables like {memory} and {last_message}

  • Connect artifacts directly to variables for content injection

  • Chain block outputs in sequential workflows

Tool Integration

  • Built-in tools: Calculator, Date/Time, Web Search

  • MCP server support for custom tool integrations

  • AI automatically decides when to use tools

  • Connect external APIs and databases


Multi-LLM Support

Connect your own API keys for 5 providers:

  • OpenAI: GPT-4, GPT-4o, o1

  • Anthropic: Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Claude 3 Opus

  • Google: Gemini Pro, Gemini Flash

  • Groq: Llama, Mixtral (fast inference)

  • Grok: xAI models

Switch models per agent or per block in a workflow.


Testing and Evaluation

Evaluation Sets

  • Create test cases with inputs and expected outputs

  • Run automated tests against agent versions

  • Track pass/fail rates over time

AI Judge

  • Configure AI to score response quality

  • Custom grading criteria and rubrics

  • Automated scoring at scale

Annotations

  • Collect user feedback on AI responses

  • Sentiment tracking (thumbs up/down)

  • Use feedback to improve agents


Deployment Options

REST API

  • Publish any agent as an API endpoint

  • Generate API keys with po_ prefix

  • Full conversation management via API

  • Streaming support for real-time responses

Embedded Chatbot

  • Embed chat widgets via iframe

  • Customize colors and branding

  • No code required

Team Collaboration

  • Role-based access (Owner, Editor, Viewer)

  • Share agents via email or teams

  • Import/export as JSON

  • Version control with rollback


Analytics

  • Custom dashboard cards with AI-powered insights

  • Usage tracking and token metrics

  • Team and time-based filtering

  • Export reports


How PromptOwl Works


Getting Started

  1. Add your API keys for LLM providers

  2. Create your first prompt using the builder

  3. Test it with the chat interface

  4. Deploy as an API or embedded chatbot


Frequently Asked Questions

What is PromptOwl used for?

PromptOwl is used for building AI agents including customer support bots, content generation tools, data analysis assistants, internal knowledge bases, and automated multi-agent workflows.

What is an AI agent?

An AI agent is an AI system that can take actions, use tools, and retrieve information to accomplish tasks. In PromptOwl, agents range from simple Q&A bots to complex multi-agent supervisors.

What is context engineering?

Context engineering is the practice of providing AI with the right information at the right time. This includes connecting knowledge bases (RAG), injecting variables, and integrating tools.

How is PromptOwl different from ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is a consumer AI chat product. PromptOwl is a platform for building, testing, and deploying custom AI agents. You use PromptOwl to create your own AI-powered applications.

What is a Simple Agent?

A Simple Agent is a single-purpose AI with one system context. Best for Q&A bots, basic assistants, and straightforward AI interactions.

What is a Sequential Agent?

A Sequential Agent runs multiple steps in order, where each step can process the output of the previous step. Best for workflows like: Research → Analyze → Format.

What is a Supervisor Agent?

A Supervisor Agent is a multi-agent system where one AI (the supervisor) coordinates multiple specialized agents. The supervisor routes tasks to the right specialist based on the user's request.

What is RAG in PromptOwl?

RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) lets you connect documents to your agents. When users ask questions, PromptOwl automatically retrieves relevant content and includes it in the AI's context with citations.

Does PromptOwl support multiple AI models?

Yes, PromptOwl supports 5 LLM providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Groq, and Grok. You can switch models per agent or per block in a workflow.

Can I use my own API keys?

Yes, you bring your own API keys for each provider. Keys are encrypted and never shared.

Can agents use tools?

Yes, agents can use built-in tools (calculator, date/time, web search) and custom tools via MCP servers. The AI automatically decides when to use tools based on the question.

How do I deploy an agent as an API?

Go to the Publish tab, enable API access, and generate an API key. You'll get a REST endpoint that accepts POST requests and returns AI responses with streaming support.

Can I white-label PromptOwl?

Yes, enterprise customers can customize branding, colors, logos, and domain for a fully white-labeled experience.

Is PromptOwl secure?

Yes, PromptOwl uses encryption for sensitive data, role-based access control, and secure cloud infrastructure. See our Security Guide.

Can teams collaborate on agents?

Yes, you can share agents with team members and assign roles (Owner, Editor, Viewer) to control who can view, edit, or manage each agent.


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