Build & Manage Your Own Custom Analyzers

Version: 1.29.0, Date: June 7, 2026

Custom analyzers change what the Analyzer is for. Until now you chose from our library of built-in analyzers; now you can create your own from scratch, describing what you want evaluated and letting AI assemble the whole thing for you. The rest of this post is grouped by app area.

Highlights

• Custom analyzers: Describe what you want evaluated and AI generates the full analyzer for you.
• My Analyzers dashboard: Search, filter, favorite, sort, and switch between list and grid views for everything you’ve built.
• Test before you publish: Draft, edit, run against a sample prompt, then save and publish when it’s ready.
• 26 categories across 7 groups: A richer taxonomy for finding both your analyzers and the built-in ones.

Analyzers

• New: Create your own analyzer end to end. Describe the analyzer you want, pick a category and skill level, give it a name and short description, and say what it should evaluate. AI generates the complete analyzer: its role, framework, output format, instructions, rating dimensions, and even a starting icon and color. A setup checklist keeps generate, test, and save locked until you’ve filled in the essentials.
• New: Auto-draft your evaluation goal. Not sure how to phrase what the analyzer should measure? A Generate button drafts the evaluation goal from the category, skill level, name, and description you’ve entered, so you have a strong starting point instead of a blank field.
• New: Test drive before you publish. Edit the generated draft, run it against a prompt right on the builder page, and have the analyzer write a tailored sample prompt for you to try. Pick an icon and color, then Save and Publish when you’re happy with it.
• New: A dashboard for everything you’ve built. The My Analyzers page shows your work at a glance with stat cards for published, unpublished, categories, favorites, and total runs. You can search, filter by category, toggle favorites, switch published status, and sort by name or run count. Choose between list and multi-column grid views, and your chosen layout is remembered between visits.
• New: Per-analyzer quick actions. Each analyzer card gives you one-click publish or unpublish, favorite, change icon, change color, run, edit, duplicate, and delete, so you can manage your library without leaving the dashboard.
• New: Edit anytime with clean version history. The edit screen mirrors the builder and comes prefilled with your analyzer’s current setup. A new version is recorded only when you actually change the instructions, so small tweaks like renaming or recoloring don’t clutter your history. You can also unpublish, republish, duplicate, or delete from here.
• New: 26 categories across 7 groups. Analyzers are now organized into a richer taxonomy, up from 6 categories, so both your custom analyzers and the built-in ones are easier to sort and find.
• New: Your custom analyzers are private. Analyzers you create belong to your account and aren’t visible to other users.
• Improved: Real analyzer descriptions on the run page. When you open an analyzer to run it, the about box now shows that analyzer’s actual goal and description instead of a generic blurb, so you know exactly what you’re about to run.

Across the App

• Improved: Reorganized left navigation. The sidebar now has a dedicated Analysis section containing Prompt Analyzers, Create Analyzer, and My Analyzers, making the new custom analyzers workflow easy to find.
• Improved: Regrouped dashboard. The dashboard is now organized into clearer rows: Libraries, Prompts, Analysis, and Workflows, followed by Prompt Tools, Account, and Help.
• Improved: Refreshed help center for analyzers. Analyzer help has moved into a dedicated Analysis area with overview, create, usage, and managing guides. Old links redirect automatically, so any bookmarks you saved still work.