Anthropic Console latest update brings test case generation and output comparison

The Anthropic Console has been updated with new features aimed at simplifying the creation of high-quality prompts for AI applications, which is crucial for achieving optimal AI results. These updates are particularly beneficial for developers who may lack deep expertise in prompt crafting.

One significant addition is the ability to generate prompts by merely describing tasks to Claude 3.5 Sonnet. For instance, users can input a task like “Triage inbound customer support requests” and receive tailored prompts. The Console also now supports automatic test case generation, allowing users to see how Claude responds to various inputs such as customer support messages, and manual test case entry for those who prefer more control.

The Evaluate feature allows users to test prompts against a range of real-world inputs directly within the Console, eliminating the need for external tools. Users can import test cases from a CSV, auto-generate them, and modify them as needed. This feature, along with the ability to create new prompt versions, re-run test suites, and compare outputs, enables iterative enhancement of AI performance. Expert grading on a 5-point scale helps assess whether changes to prompts have improved the AI's performance.

These tools are now available to all users of the Anthropic Console, supported by detailed documentation.