Oodles AI delivers production-ready prompt engineering solutions for large language models including GPT, Claude, and Gemini. We design structured, testable prompts and evaluation pipelines that improve accuracy, reduce cost, and ensure reliable AI behavior across enterprise applications.
Prompt engineering is the practice of designing structured inputs that guide large language models toward consistent and high-quality outputs. It focuses on prompt structure, instructions, examples, constraints, and evaluation strategies to control model behavior without modifying or retraining the underlying model.
Oodles AI applies engineering discipline to prompt design—combining structured instructions, prompt templates, RAG inputs, and evaluation workflows to deliver scalable, production-ready AI interactions.
Eliminate hallucinations with structured, context-rich prompts.
Reduce token usage and inference costs with optimized prompts.
Iterate quickly with prompt templates and A/B testing frameworks.
Secure, compliant, and scalable prompt pipelines for production.
A structured, iterative approach to designing, testing, and deploying high-performance prompts.
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Requirement Analysis: Understand use case, desired output, and constraints.
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Prompt Design: Create instruction-based, example-driven, and constraint-aware prompts.
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Testing & Evaluation: Evaluate outputs using automated checks, human review, and quality metrics.
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Iteration: Refine prompts based on performance and edge cases.
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Deployment & Monitoring: Integrate prompts into applications with logging, version control, and feedback loops.
Control reasoning behavior using structured instructions and intermediate reasoning strategies without exposing internal model traces.
Provide examples within prompts to teach patterns instantly.
Assign personas (e.g., “Act as a legal advisor”) for specialized responses.
Explore multiple reasoning paths for optimal solutions.
Combine retrieval-augmented generation with dynamic prompts.
Measure prompt quality using task-specific metrics, output validators, and regression tests.