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Variables and Scenarios define the data used throughout a prompt. All variables are created and managed from the left sidebar of the Editor and are shared across all prompt variants within the same prompt.

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Scenarios

Scenarios store different values for the same set of variables. When switching between scenarios, the variable structure remains unchanged. Only the values assigned to those variables are updated. This makes it possible to test the same prompt against multiple input configurations without recreating variables. New scenarios can be created from the scenario selector located at the top of the sidebar. Users without full access can create up to three scenarios per prompt.

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Variables

Variables define the data available to prompt variants. To create a variable, click the add variable action in the sidebar and select a variable type. Intelleap supports three variable types:

String

Plain text values for user inputs, instructions, parameters, and test data.

Chat History

Conversation context made of messages with roles and content.

JSON

Structured objects, arrays, and nested data edited in the JSON editor.
Once created, variables become available across all variants within the current prompt. Users without full access can create up to ten variables per prompt.

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String Variables

String variables store plain text values. They are commonly used for:
  • User inputs
  • Instructions
  • Parameters
  • Test data
Values can be edited directly within the sidebar.

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Chat History Variables

Chat History variables represent a sequence of messages. Each message consists of:
  • A role
  • Content
Supported roles include:
  • User
  • Assistant
  • System
Each message can contain one of the following content types:
  • Text
  • Image
  • Document
Chat History variables are useful for simulating multi-turn conversations and passing conversation history to a model.

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JSON Variables

JSON variables store structured data using the built-in JSON editor. The editor supports:
  • Objects
  • Arrays
  • Nested structures
  • Basic validation
Two editing modes are available:
  • View
  • Edit
View mode displays the JSON structure without allowing modifications. Edit mode allows direct editing of the JSON content. If the JSON structure contains errors, the editor highlights invalid fields and displays validation feedback.

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Drag-and-Drop

Intelleap supports drag-and-drop interactions in multiple areas of the Editor.

Variables

Reorder variables within the sidebar without changing their values or behavior.

Chat History Messages

Reorder messages inside a Chat History variable without recreating them.

Context Blocks

Rearrange Context Before and Context After blocks inside a prompt variant.
The main prompt body remains fixed and cannot be reordered.