prompt-generating is a command-line tool designed to help create complex prompt structures for AI models. Its main purpose is to test how AI handles tough instructions, safety limits, and operational rules. The tool uses advanced methods to build and adjust prompts in ways that challenge the AI’s usual guards.
Even if you don’t know programming, you can still use this tool on your Windows computer by following the steps below. It works quietly in the background to help explore AI behavior without requiring coding knowledge.
Before downloading prompt-generating, make sure your computer meets these basic needs:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later
- Processor: Intel or AMD 64-bit processor
- Memory: At least 4 GB of RAM
- Storage: Minimum 100 MB of free disk space
- Other Software: Windows Command Prompt (built-in to Windows)
- Internet: Required only for downloading the files
Follow these instructions to download and run the software on Windows.
Click the button below to open the prompt-generating GitHub page where you will find the latest software versions.
Look for the "Releases" section or the latest version available on the page. Releases usually include an executable file (.exe) or a zip file containing what you need.
- If you see a file named like
prompt-generating.exe, click the link to download it. - If you get a zip file, download it and then extract it to a folder you can easily find, like your Desktop or Documents.
Once downloaded, locate the file on your computer.
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For an
.exefile:
Double-click the file to start the program. Windows may show a security warning; choose to run the file if you trust the source. -
For a folder with multiple files:
Open the folder, find a file namedprompt-generating.exeor similar, then double-click it.
The program runs inside the Windows Command Prompt (a black box screen that appears).
prompt-generating works through typed commands. You don’t need to install anything else. When the command prompt opens, the tool will guide you on what to type next.
You can create different prompt structures as instructed. If you want to stop, simply close the Command Prompt window.
Here are some easy commands you can try after opening prompt-generating:
help— shows a list of available commandsnew— starts building a new prompt structuretest— runs the current prompt against a base AI modelsave— saves your current prompt for later useexit— closes the program
The program explains each step, so follow the on-screen instructions carefully.
The tool builds prompts in layers:
- Obfuscation methods to hide true intent from a model’s filters.
- Bypass architectures that try to avoid safety rules in a controlled way.
- Linguistic fusion that blends words and ideas to create new patterns.
These help users explore what kind of input could bypass certain AI limits for research or testing purposes.
Check the GitHub page regularly for updates. New versions might fix bugs or improve features.
To update:
- Download the new release file following the same steps.
- Replace your old executable or folder with the new one.
- Run the new version of the tool.
- Run prompt-generating in an administrator mode if you face permission issues.
- Make sure your Windows system is updated for best compatibility.
- Use simple folder names without spaces when saving files.
- Always close the Command Prompt window properly to save your progress.
By default, prompt-generating saves your prompt files inside a folder called prompt-generating_saves. You can find it in the same folder where you run the program.
- Program does not open: Check your antivirus settings; it might block unknown files.
- Command window closes immediately: Run the program from Command Prompt manually by typing its path.
- Error messages: Verify you have .NET Framework installed (usually comes with modern Windows).
You can visit the official GitHub page to find all releases here: