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Prompt Studio Feedback Loop

Enterprise Feature

This feature is available in Unstract Cloud Edition and Unstract On-Premise Edition.

The Prompt Studio feedback loop closes the gap between human review and prompt engineering. Every correction a reviewer makes during HITL review is recorded in the audit log, and this feature surfaces those corrections back inside Prompt Studio — right next to the prompt that produced the field.

This turns reviewer corrections into actionable feedback: the fields your reviewers fix most often are exactly the prompts worth refining.

Change Indicator on Prompt Cards

In Prompt Studio, each prompt card header shows a change indicator badge reflecting how many times reviewers have corrected that field during HITL review. The badge is tinted by volume:

TintMeaning
GrayNo recorded corrections
Amber1–24 corrections
Red25 or more corrections

Hovering the badge shows a tooltip such as "Reviewers made 1 edit to this field — click to see affected documents."

Change indicator on a prompt card

Affected-Documents Modal

Clicking the indicator opens a modal listing the distinct documents where that field was corrected, with the file name, when it was last reviewed, and the reviewer. Each row links out to the read-only change history for that document.

Documents with this field changed

Read-Only Change History

Opening a document shows a read-only audit page for that document. A summary block lists the Document, the Tool (a link back to the originating Prompt Studio project), the First and Last change timestamps, the number of Fields changed, and the Reviewers involved.

Below it, a per-field table shows the Old value → New value for each change, with inline character-level diff highlighting (removed text marked in red on the old value, added text in green on the new value) so the exact correction is obvious at a glance.

Read-only HITL change history

Scope of the counts

Corrections are currently matched by field name. If the same prompt key is used across more than one project, their counts are aggregated together. In practice prompt keys are unique per project, so the count reflects that prompt in the common case.