No-Code Platform Makes AI More Accessible for Developers
Meistrari, a Brazilian startup, is developing a platform to simplify and improve "prompt engineering," which is the process of creating instructions for large language models (LLMs) to generate text. Their platform offers a no-code interface, automated prompt creation and evaluation, and quality control for applications using various LLMs.
Summary
- Meistrari was founded in 2023 by Rodrigo Bobrow and Henrique Cunha after they experienced the difficulty of prompt engineering while building an AI product.
- Their platform focuses on making prompt engineering accessible and efficient, even for users with no programming knowledge.
- It offers three main features: prompt creation, testing with various scenarios, and evaluation of the LLM's output.
- Meistrari has attracted interest from notable figures in the tech industry, including the founders of Shopify and Cohere.
- They recently closed a $4 million seed funding round and are planning to release a minimum viable product in the next two months.
- The company's long-term vision is to create an integrated development environment specifically for natural language, allowing users to build applications powered by LLMs without needing to code.