Prompt Chaining (Simple Guide)

Prompt chaining lets you reuse prompts inside other prompts. This is useful when you want multi-step workflows like extract -> summarize -> write.

How it works (simple)

• You save each step as its own prompt.
• You insert a reference to that prompt in another prompt.
• Veriprompt resolves those references when you run it.

Quick example

Write a main prompt like this:

Create a short brief using this data:
[project-summary]

When saved, Veriprompt turns it into a reference behind the scenes and resolves it during execution.

Access rules

• You can only reference prompts you have access to.
• Project prompts can reference project prompts.
• Company prompts can be shared more widely.

Best practices

• Keep each prompt focused on one step.
• Use short names so references are easy to read.
• Test chains before using them in production.

Where to learn more

• Prompt Chaining Workflow
• Prompt Chaining Execution Modes