Sovasta Prompt

Terms

Last updated 2026-11-05. Operated by PrimeAlpha Research. This page describes what the deployed code actually does.

It writes a prompt, it does not run one

Sovasta Prompt assembles text for you to send to a model of your choice. It does not call a model, and it cannot see or control what the model answers.

What “verified” means here

A Sovasta verified template was written by Sovasta, has a mode set (Chat, Code or Agent) and passes the structure checks on this page. It does not mean the template was tested on any particular model. Each template shows, for the model you pick, whether it has been tested there. When a model changes, the template is marked “not re-tested”; we do not rewrite it automatically.

Checks are help, not a guarantee

The machine checks look for things a program can see: a table, a code block, a word count, an amount of money where you said “none”. Whether the answer invented facts is for you to judge; the page points at numbers that were not in your input, and that is all. A model can still be wrong after every check passes.

Community templates

Templates you import are written by other people. They are checked for structure and refused if they ask for keys, customer records or a whole repository, or if an Agent template tries to allow payments, sending, saving to memory or account connectors. Until you accept one, it can only be previewed with no tools and no memory. Any test results an author claims are shown as claims; we do not check them. The author's licence applies to their template.

Sovasta templates

The Sovasta verified templates are offered under CC BY 4.0.