The Prompt Library and Starter Prompts help you get the most out of BlueConic Experiences by enhancing how you interact with AI Agents across the platform. The Prompt Library is built directly into the agent interface and surfaces relevant, contextual prompt suggestions based on where you are, whether you're building a new Experience, analyzing performance, or exploring audience insights. The Starter Prompt Library complements this with curated examples that showcase how to effectively prompt the agent for a variety of use cases. Together, these resources inspire creativity, accelerate learning, and help you quickly unlock value with AI.
Together, these resources help you:
Explore what’s possible: See categorized prompt examples that highlight the full range of agent capabilities.
Learn by example: Each prompt demonstrates how to ask the agent to complete specific actions or generate ideas.
Accelerate time to value: Quickly apply prewritten prompts to start building, analyzing, or optimizing with minimal effort.
Encourage experimentation: Use prompts as inspiration to develop your own requests and workflows.
Empower go-to-market teams: Provide sales, onboarding, and success teams with examples that illustrate agent value in real customer scenarios.
Before you begin
Familiarize yourself with the AI Builder Agent and AI Insights Agent, since the prompts in this library build on their capabilities.
Ensure your team is aligned on how you want to use AI, whether for campaign optimization, insights, or creative generation.
Determine the type of experience or analysis you want to run; building a quiz, editing layouts, or analyzing campaign performance.
How AI prompt suggestions work
When you open the AI Agent in any contextual area of the platform, you’ll see prompt suggestions tailored to that part of the product.
In Brand-level Experience Analytics, you’ll find prompts that help you summarize insights or identify optimization opportunities.
In the Experience Builder, you’ll see prompts focused on creating, editing, and styling experiences.
You can click on any prompt to send it directly to the agent, or simply use it as inspiration to craft your own.
Tip: The Prompt Library is designed primarily for education and inspiration. While you can use prompts directly to save time, they’re most powerful as examples that show how to best communicate with your agent.
Access the Prompt Library
You can access the Prompt Library directly from the Agent interface anywhere it appears in the platform.
Open the Agent panel from anywhere in the platform.
Click on the available prompts or browse the suggested prompts in the current context.
Select a prompt to preview or use it immediately.
Access the Prompt Library in Brand-level Analytics
Navigate to Reporting.
Select either Experience Analytics, Brand Dashboard or Report Center.
Open the Agent Panel and select a prompt or browse.
Bookmark a Prompt
Save your favorite prompts for quick reuse with Prompt Bookmarking.Reuse high-value prompts to save time, maintain consistent messaging, and streamline repeated workflows.
After writing or using a prompt, click the bookmark icon located below the prompt.
Your prompt will automatically be saved to your personal bookmark list for that agent. Bookmarks are tied to a specific agent but can be used across brands for faster workflows
From the agent’s text input area, open your bookmarks to view and insert saved prompts whenever you need them.
To delete a bookmarked prompt, simply open the prompt and select the trash icon which appears next to it.
Tip: Prompt Bookmarking works at any level. If there are specific insights or types of data you always want to pull, save those prompts to your Insights agent. The next time you open Insights at the brand level, your saved prompts will automatically appear in the bookmarked area for quick access.
Example prompts
Builder Agent
The Builder Agent eliminates manual build cycles by generating complete experiences in minutes from a simple prompt or uploaded file.
Category | Prompt Starter |
Product Finder Experiences | “Create a six-screen product-finder quiz to help users discover their ideal [product category]. Ask a series of attribute questions (e.g. preference, usage frequency, style), include one lead-capture screen for name and email, then present a personalized product recommendation.” |
Personality & Match Quizzes | “Create a fun product-match quiz to help users find their ideal [product category] based on style and preferences. Ask four multiple-choice questions covering aesthetic, usage context, budget, and favorite features. Show a matching product or category at the end.”
“Build a personality quiz that maps user traits to recommended career paths. Ask five questions about work style, risk tolerance, preferred environment, learning habits, and long-term goals. Display four possible career profiles with descriptions.”
“Create a shopping-personality quiz with four questions on demographics, buying habits, budget, and timeline. Use a light, humorous tone. Provide four result categories (e.g. ‘Bargain Hunter’, ‘Impulse Buyer’) with brief advice.” |
Trivia & Educational Quizzes
| “Develop a five-question trivia quiz on [subject area]. Use a mix of multiple-choice and true/false questions. Maintain a witty, engaging tone. Conclude with an outcome screen that shows the user’s score and fun facts about each topic.” |
Travel Recommendation Quizzes | “Craft an eight-screen travel-recommendation quiz for users with a pre-assigned discount. Ask travel-related questions that progressively narrow destination choices (e.g. trip type → budget → activity preference). Allow branching logic and use both domestic and international options. No lead capture; end with a single recommended destination.” |
Customer Feedback Surveys | “Create a four-question customer-support feedback survey. Include one slider question (1–10) for support satisfaction and three standard multiple-choice questions on overall experience, likelihood to return, and main purchase driver. End with a ‘Thank You’ screen and optional comments field.” |
Single-Screen Slider Experiences | “Design a one-screen interactive experience titled ‘[Title]’ featuring a 1–10 slider question (e.g. ‘On a scale of 1–10, how much do you enjoy X?’). Capture the response and display a brief acknowledgment or summary on the same screen.” |
Usage & Lead-Capture Journeys | “Create a multi-screen experience that asks users how they use their [product type] in daily life. Include four multiple-choice screens on contexts and frequency, then a lead capture screen for name, email, and phone. Finish with an outcome screen summarizing the user’s usage profile and a CTA.” |
Basic Multi-Screen Navigation Templates | “Set up a three-screen experience where each screen uses a full-screen background layout and includes a ‘Next’ button in the bottom-right corner to advance. Screen content may be placeholder text or imagery.” |
Edit Prompt Starters
Category | Prompt Starter |
Responsive Screen Layouts | Add a new screen titled “What is your favorite color?” with buttons. |
| Create a screen with “How do you feel?” responses. |
| Place heading, body, and CTA into one centered container. |
| Convert screens to full width. |
| Build a container with two columns (image + text). |
| Rearrange screens so welcome appears first. |
| Add navigation arrows to all screens. |
| Make fully responsive across desktop, tablet, mobile. |
Style and Theme | Apply jagged-edge border and deep red background. |
| Create a light-grey gradient behind header text. |
| Add dotted borders and gradient to buttons. |
| Update font across all screens. |
| Add background images that scale. |
Button Transformations | Convert response elements into image buttons. |
| Turn buttons into oversized pill-shaped buttons. |
Form & Field Enhancements | Add a screen with an email capture form + validation. |
| Insert dropdown menu for country selection. |
| Add dotted borders and animation to email input. |
Interactive Components & Animation | Add a spinner component with countdown timer. |
| Animate button appearance with scramble effect. |
Insights Agent
Insights Prompt Starters
The Insights Agent eliminates the reporting delay by making performance data instantly available while campaigns are live.
Theme | Prompt |
Campaign Performance | What are the top campaigns with the most views over the last 90 days? |
| Show a breakdown of views, engagements, completions, lead capture rate, and redirect rate by the top campaigns based on views over the last 90 days. |
| Of all active campaigns, show the change in views by campaign over the last 90 days. |
| Which campaigns had a drop in performance compared to the previous period over the last 90 days? |
| Which campaign has the highest engagement rate over the last 90 days? |
| Compare campaign views versus engagements for the last 90 days. |
Channel Analysis | What is the best performing channel based on engagement rate over the last 90 days? |
| What is the best performing sub-channel based on engagement rate and completion rate over the last 90 days? |
| List all channels and their engagement rates and completion rates over the last 90 days (only include channels with more than {threshold} views). |
Time-of-Day and Day Analysis | What time of day are users most engaged over the last 90 days? |
| Which day of the week has the highest number of views over the last 90 days? |
| Show the average number of views by day of the week over the last 90 days. |
| Which hour of the day has the best completion rate over the last 90 days? |
Device and Browser Analysis | Provide a breakdown of engagement rate, completion rate, and lead capture rate by browser type over the last 90 days. |
| Compare performance for mobile versus desktop over the last 90 days. |
Screen-level Analysis | Identify which screen has the largest drop-off (lowest response rate) over the last 90 days. |
| Which screen has the highest response rate over the last 90 days? List the top {N} screens. |
| What is the average time spent on each screen over the last 90 days? |
Experience Type Analysis | What is the best performing experience type based on engagement rate over the last 90 days? |
| List experience types by number of engagements and engagement rate over the last 90 days. |
| Provide performance data by experience type (views, engagements, completions, lead capture rate, redirect rate) over the last 90 days. |
Question and Element Type Analysis | Compare response rates for different question types (e.g., multiple choice vs. standard buttons) over the last 90 days. |
| List the response rate by element type (e.g., sliders, multiple choice, standard buttons, dropdowns) over the last 90 days. |
User Activity and Editor Metrics | Who are the top editors by number of edits over the last 90 days? |
| Provide a breakdown of user logins by user over the last 90 days. |
Campaign Launch and status | How many campaigns have been launched over the last 90 days? |
| How many campaigns are currently active? |
| List the number of active campaigns by experience type over the last 90 days. |
Geographic Analysis | Provide a breakdown of performance by country (views, engagement rate, completion rate) over the last 90 days. |
| Which country has the highest engagement rate over the last 90 days? |
| What are the top cities by views over the last 90 days? |
Product Interaction Insights | What are the top {N} products with the most clicks over the last 90 days? |
| List the top {N} pairs of products clicked together by the same user sessions over the last 90 days. |
Revenue & ROI Metrics | What is the revenue generated by month over the last 90 days? |
| How much incremental revenue have we generated over the last 90 days? |
| What is the ROI of our [CONTRACT] based on revenue and cost over the last 90 days? |
Traffic Split Analysis | Provide the breakdown of performance by traffic split type over the last 90 days. |
| Which campaigns are using traffic splits, and what split types have been used over the last 90 days? |
Next steps
Test one or two prompts in your environment to understand the flow.
Adapt prompts with your own data, tone, or logic for tailored outcomes.