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Introduction Generative AI has become a shared C-Level priority with many enterprises setting goals in their annual statement and numerous press releases. As Generative AI is gaining traction, there is much anticipation around their evolving model performance capabilities. However, as developers increasingly move beyond Generative AI pilots, the trend is shifting to compound systems. The SOTA results often come from compound systems incorporating multiple components rather than relying solely on standalone models. A recent study by MIT Research has observed that 60% of LLM deployments in businesses incorporate some form of retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), with 30% utilizing multi-step chains or compound systems. Rise of Compound Systems A  Compound AI System  addresses AI tasks through multiple interconnected components, including several calls to different models, retrievers, or external tools. AI models are constantly improving, with scalability seemingly limitless. How...

Challenge: Often, prompt authors create numerous versions of a prompt for one task during the experimentation, which can become overwhelming. A significant challenge during this process is tracking the different prompt versions you're testing and the ability to manage and incorporate them into your Gen AI workflow. Prompt Engineering for complex use cases such as Legal, Financial Advisor, HR advisor applications, etc., requires a lot of experimentation to ensure accuracy, quality, and safety guardrails. Although many prompt playgrounds exist, managing the prompt history comparison of large sets of experiments is still done offline using spreadsheets and entirely decoupled from Gen AI workflows, removing prompt lineage. Prompt Engineering with Karini’s Prompt Playground: Karini AI ’s prompt playground revolutionizes how prompts are created, tested, and perfected across their lifecycle. This user-friendly and dynamic platform transforms domain experts into skilled prompt masters, off...