AI Labs is a login-only workspace for free, basic and pro members. Run side-by-side prompt experiments, tune parameters, and evaluate outputs across GPT, Claude, Gemini and hundreds more models through OpenRouter.
Create a free account to access AI Labs, connect OpenRouter, and start controlled prompt testing in a dedicated research workspace.
Basic members get the same research console with the wider Prompt Index toolkit for teams that need more daily usage and workflow depth.
Pro members can use AI Labs alongside the full premium stack for more advanced prompt engineering, content workflows and evaluation loops.
Run the same prompt through different models and compare reasoning style, quality, output shape and consistency in one controlled interface.
Adjust temperature, top-p and token limits to test how changes affect creativity, determinism, verbosity and cost profile before you ship prompts into production.
Compare prompt scaffolds, system instructions and role framing across providers so you can find stronger defaults for support, content, coding and research workflows.
The interface is designed for active testing, not demo theatrics: fast model switching, visible telemetry, clean transcripts and a focused comparison-first layout.
Connect once through OpenRouter to access a large provider catalog inside a single evaluation surface, with your session managed through The Prompt Index.
AI Labs requires account login so connection state, consent tracking and model usage behave predictably. Guests see the product page, members get the live console.
No. AI Labs is login-only. Guests can explore the product overview and feature details, but the live research console requires a signed-in free, basic or pro account.
Free members can access the AI Labs workspace, connect OpenRouter and run prompt tests inside the same interface used by paid members. Paid plans expand access across the wider Prompt Index product set.
You select a model for each panel, enter the same prompt, and compare responses side by side. This makes it easier to evaluate tone, structure, compliance and reasoning differences across models.
Login keeps connection state, consent capture and backend proxy usage tied to a real account. That avoids the broken guest flow where a connection can start but cannot be stored reliably.