Prompt Clarity Score
Get a single 0-100 clarity score for a prompt, backed by four sub-scores and the reasons behind them — including conflicting instructions that quietly cut clarity.
Overview
A clarity score is only useful if you can trust where it comes from. This produces an overall 0-100 score from four explainable sub-scores, and loads a prompt full of conflicting instructions — "detailed and comprehensive, but brief and concise; formal, but casual" — to show how contradictions tank the ambiguity score even when the wording looks confident. The number is the headline; the sub-scores and observations are the receipts. It scores and explains; it does not rewrite to raise the number.
Workflow
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Paste the prompt
Any prompt you want a clarity score for.
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Read the score and receipts
An overall number plus four explained sub-scores.
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Catch hidden conflicts
Contradictions cut the score even when wording looks confident.
Why This Works
- A score is trustworthy only when you can see where it comes from
- Four sub-scores and observations are the receipts behind the number
- It scores and explains without rewriting to inflate the number
Best for
- A single trustworthy clarity number
- Catching conflicting instructions
- Backing a score with reasons
Not for
- Raising the score by rewriting — that's the Prompt Rewriter
- Scoring an AI output — that's the AI Output Validator
Use cases
- A single trustworthy clarity number
- Catching conflicting instructions
- Backing a score with reasons