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1. Sign up

If you don’t have an Adaline account yet, you can create one by signing up at app.adaline.ai. After creating an account, you will notice the following:
  • A Shared teamspace containing workspace-wide public projects and other entities.
  • A Private teamspace with a sample project, prompt and dataset.

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2. Setup an AI provider

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Navigate to the workspace settings from the sidebarClick on settings
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Click on the Providers buttonClick on the 'Providers' button
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Configure your AI provider by giving it a name and adding its credentialsConfigure your AI provider

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3. Setup your prompt

A project in Adaline can be considered as a representation of your AI agent (or application, workflow, etc.). Or all the prompts, tools, evaluations, datasets, logs, etc. of an AI agent are contained within a project in Adaline. After sign-up, the platform automatically creates a sample project, prompt and dataset. In this case, the project is called Untitled and the prompt is just called Prompt. Essentially, this an AI agent with a single prompt.
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Click on Prompt to open it’s editor (left) and playground (right):
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Click on Select a model and choose a model from the AI provider you setup above.Select an LLM
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Click on ellipsis (three dots) next to the model to configure parameters such as temperature, max tokens, etc.Edit LLM parameters
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(Optional) Update your prompt in the editor on the left. A prompt is made up of messages, each with a role:
  • System — sets the AI’s behavior, personality, and constraints. This message persists across conversation turns.
  • User — represents the human input or question the AI should respond to.
  • Assistant — defines the model’s responses.
Use {{variable_name}} syntax to insert placeholders that will be replaced with actual values at runtime. For example, a user message might contain {{persona}} to represent the model’s persona.The sample prompt already has a system message and a user message with a variable — feel free to edit them or start from scratch.Update prompt
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(Optional) Update the prompt variables in the Variables section in the bottom right to any value you want to test your prompt with.Variables are the runtime values that replace {{placeholders}} in your messages. They typically represent end-user inputs, additional context, or outputs from previous prompts.Update prompt variables

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4. Run your Prompt

Click on Run button (top right) or press Cmd + Enter or Ctrl + Enter to run your prompt. Within seconds, you will start seeing the model’s response streaming in the playground with the role Assistant. Run prompt Congratulations! You just ran your first prompt in Adaline. Read more about prompt iteration