Prototype your AI feature in the OpenAI Playground or Claude Console Workbench, tune the prompt, and export working code for your app.
Before I build this, let me try the AI part in a playground first
How it works
- Open the playground: Vovy opens the Claude Console Workbench or OpenAI Playground. Both let you run prompts on the real API with no code.
- Write a first system prompt: Vovy drafts a system prompt from your idea, like "turn a messy meeting note into three action items", and adds a sample input.
- Try several inputs: Vovy runs five realistic inputs, including an edge case, and shows the replies side by side so you see where it wobbles.
- Tune model and settings: Vovy tries a smaller model and adjusts max tokens, then shows a table of quality, speed and cost for each run.
- Export the code: Vovy uses Get code to copy a ready API call for your language and hands it over on a card, with the prompt that worked.
What you provide
- An idea for an AI feature
- An API account with a few dollars of credit
What you get
- A tested system prompt
- Model and settings comparison
- Copy-paste API code
FAQ
Does the playground cost money?
Yes, it uses your API credits like any other call. Testing usually costs cents.
Is this different from ChatGPT or Claude.ai?
Yes. Playgrounds let you set the system prompt, model and limits exactly as your app will, which chat apps hide.
Can I save my prompts?
Yes. Both let you save prompts, and the Claude Workbench can also help generate test cases.
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