Coaching. Talk to me the way you'd teach a colleague. Tell me how Wonder should
respond, what it's getting wrong, what matters to you. I'll hold what you say, and when I'm sure
I've understood a real change, I'll check it back with you before I make it.
Chat. Wonder as a real user would meet it. Start as many separate conversations
as you like, and flag any reply that isn't right.
Test runs. A scenario is a fixed set of things a person might say, in order.
Run it against the current prompt whenever you like, and compare any two runs to see what changed.
Scenarios
Message feedback. Everything flagged while testing, kept exactly as written.
Sending an item to coaching puts it into the conversation for you to talk through — nothing
here changes the prompt on its own. Items stay in this list until you mark them resolved.
Flagged messages
Knowledge base. Your own documents, stored word for word and never rewritten.
Tick Use in coaching on anything you want me to have in front of me while we talk —
leave the rest here for reference.
Add a document
Word, PDF, or plain text. Charts and images inside a document can't be read here — only the text comes through.
Documents
Live Voice. Spoken conversation with Wonder, running on the current prompt.
Tap to speak, tap again when you're done — what you say goes straight through, with no editing
step. Nothing here is saved.
The bar shows what the microphone hears; the line is the threshold. Set sensitivity so speech crosses it and the quiet room does not.
Usage. Every billable call, recorded as it happens. Costs are worked out
server-side from published rates — model calls are exact; speech and transcription depend on
your plan and are estimates until the rates are set.
Range
Unit economics
Cache efficiency
Projections
Chat conversations
By provider
Request log
By day
By task
By model
Appearance
Prompt & versions. The working prompt behind all three modes, and every
version it has passed through. Coaching, testing and feedback all run on whichever version is current.
Current prompt v1
Version history
Every version is kept. Reverting makes an older version current again everywhere.
Backup
Everything in the lab — prompt versions and labels, chats, scenarios and runs, feedback, and the knowledge base — written to one file. Keep a copy somewhere safe.