JigBench is a local-first prompt workbench for people using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or another AI tool. Choose from 10 focused commands, combine compatible steps, add your material, and inspect the full prompt before copying it into your preferred AI tool. No account or API key required. No AI model runs inside JigBench. Saved workflows keep command choices and order locally in your browser, without saving your material.
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JigBench helps people assemble reusable AI prompts for practical tasks such as rewriting a draft and then reviewing its claims against supplied evidence. Users choose from 10 focused commands, order compatible steps, add material and context, inspect the complete prompt, and copy it into their preferred AI tool. Command workflows are saved locally without saving working material. JigBench was built with GPT-6 Astra in Codex, with human direction and testing. Astra was used in development; JigBench itself does not call Astra or run any AI model. Users execute the generated prompt separately in their chosen AI tool.
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I built JigBench to make AI instructions easier to assemble, understand, and reuse. Choose from 10 focused commands, bring your material, and inspect the complete prompt before taking it to your preferred AI tool.
Combine compatible commands in order—for example, rewrite a draft with /human, then review its claims with /VERIFY. Save command choices and order locally for next time; your working material, goal, and context are never saved in a workflow.
JigBench was built with GPT-6 Astra in Codex, with human direction and testing. The app assembles reusable prompts in your browser for use in your preferred AI tool; it doesn’t run an AI model itself or independently verify claims.
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