Glossary
The words used by Prompt Verse in plain language: asset, piece, wrapper, variable, render, commit, branch, eval, MCP, listing and more.
Agent. An asset that holds instructions, a provider and settings such as temperature.
Asset. Anything in your library: a prompt, agent, workflow, MCP tool or skill.
Block. A piece that groups modules. Used in advanced prompts.
Branch. A line of commits that lets you try a change without touching the version in use.
Collection. A named shelf that holds assets of any kind.
Commit. A saved version of the working copy, with a message.
Context. A prompt saved as background to attach to others.
Eval. A set of cases plus a scoring method and a threshold, used to compare versions.
Format. The shape a rendered prompt is written in, such as Markdown, JSON or chat messages.
Library. Everything you own in Prompt Verse.
Listing. A committed version offered on the marketplace.
MCP. The Model Context Protocol, the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other software.
MCP tool. An asset with a name, a description and an input schema that executes as a mock or over HTTP. Do not confuse it with the tools your AI sees when it connects.
Merge. Combining a branch into the current one. Conflicts come back for you to resolve.
Module. A reusable content piece.
Piece. A unit of a prompt: text, section, module, block or wrapper.
Pre-beta. The current stage: invite-only, payments in test mode, no built-in AI.
Prompt. A tree of pieces that renders into text.
Release. A tag that marks a version you ship.
Render. Turning a prompt into finished text by resolving pieces, applying wrappers and filling variables. It uses no AI.
Response. A prompt saved as an example of the answer you want.
Skill. An asset with a description and the inputs it needs, which your AI can pick up.
Starter. A ready-made asset you can add and change.
Tag. A label you put on an asset to find it again, or a name you give to a commit.
Variable. A value written as {{name}} that you fill in when you render.
Workflow. A list of nodes that pass results on in order.
Wrapper. A piece that changes how the pieces inside it are processed, such as a role or a constraint.