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Is My Prompt Clear Enough?
Answer the question directly: a clarity score plus the specific reasons a prompt reads as unclear — vague terms, unstated objective, missing specifics.
Prompt Quality Review
A full quality review of a single prompt across clarity, ambiguity, specificity, and structure — what a well-built prompt looks like when it scores well.
Overview
It helps to see what good looks like. This loads a well-built prompt — a role, a stated objective, headed requirements, a length limit, a named format — and reviews it at strict setting, where it still scores high. The review shows why: clear objective, no ambiguity flags, strong specificity, real structure. Used on your own prompts, the same review surfaces what is missing. It reviews and reports a single prompt; it neither rewrites it nor ranks it against another.
How to use this resource
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Paste a prompt to review
Yours, or a strong example to study.
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Review all four axes
A full quality read-out, strict if you choose.
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See what good looks like
A well-built prompt scores high for visible reasons.
Why This Works
- Seeing a high-scoring prompt shows what good looks like
- A full four-axis review covers the whole prompt at once
- It reviews one prompt without rewriting or ranking it
Best for
- A complete single-prompt quality review
- Studying a well-built prompt
- Benchmarking your own prompts
Not for
- Ranking two prompts against each other — that's the Prompt Comparator
- Producing the improved version — that's the Prompt Rewriter
FAQ
Does the quality review rewrite my prompt or just score it?
It only diagnoses; the report states "This is a read-only diagnosis — the prompt is not modified." Prompt Readability Checker scores four axes (Clarity, Ambiguity, Specificity, Structure) and lists observations, then points elsewhere for changes: Prompt Cleaner for redundancy, Prompt Rewriter for strength, Prompt Formatter to reshape. Producing the improved version is not what this does.
What does the specificity score in the prompt review actually measure?
How many of six concrete anchors are present: number, length limit, format, audience, examples, and criteria. In the loaded well-built example it reads "5 of 6" for an 83/100 specificity score, showing which anchor is missing. Run on your own prompt at the Strict strictness setting, the same six-anchor check surfaces which specificity slots you left empty.
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