AI Configuration fields
AI Configuration controls how Proset prepares future results for each conversion type.
Editor locations
| Location | Contents | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Instructions | Standard conversion types grouped under Writing, Productivity, Research, and Academic | Conversion availability depends on the account plan |
| Packs | Conversion types included in purchased and enabled packs | Signed-in accounts with an eligible pack |
Both locations use the same five-field editor. Memory is a separate AI Configuration area and does not use these fields.
Field definitions and limits
| Field | Purpose | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Prompt | Directs the output goal, audience, angle, and structure | 5,000 characters |
| Voice & Persona | Defines the role, tone, vocabulary, expertise, and relationship to the reader | 2,000 characters |
| Rules | Defines constraints that apply to every run of the conversion type | 20 rules; 500 characters each |
| Output Example | Provides a style-and-structure pattern for an ideal result | 2,000 characters |
| Quality Criteria | Defines the positive attributes Proset should optimize for | 20 criteria; 500 characters each |
Rules are non-negotiable constraints. Quality Criteria are the review standard for a strong result. An Output Example demonstrates the desired result instead of describing it.
Defaults and storage
- The editor shows a saved customization when one exists; otherwise, it shows the current Proset default.
- Custom prompts are stored on the current device.
- Voice, rules, output examples, and quality criteria are stored on the current device. When the user is signed in, those four fields are also saved to the Proset account.
- Reset to Default removes the saved customization for all five fields and restores the current defaults for that conversion type.
- Customizations apply to future conversions. They do not modify existing artifacts.
For the operating steps, see Customize a conversion type. For conversion and pack availability, see Conversion types and Plans, prices, and limits.