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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.terrapinfinance.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

If you’ve saved a prompt template on the Prompts page, you can run it against any entity from inside a Deep Dive session without copy-paste.

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The /run-prompt flow

1

Open or create a session

Open a session for the obligor or CUSIP you want to analyse.
2

Scope the documents

Adjust the document filter bar (Years back, Disclosure types, Include latest OS) so the template runs against the right corpus.
3

Open the command menu

Type / in the chat box.
4

Pick a template

Select run-prompt and pick your template. A tag appears in the chat showing which template was run, so the history records exactly what was asked.
5

Review and iterate

Check the answer and its citations. If the scope wasn’t right, change the filters and re-run. If the prompt itself needs work, edit it on the Prompts page and re-run.

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Why use a template instead of typing the prompt

  • Repeatability: the same template on two obligors produces comparable output, which is hard with ad-hoc questions.
  • Speed: a tuned prompt can be 500+ words; running it from the menu is one click.
  • Audit trail: the chat history records the template name, so reviewers know exactly what was asked.
  • Re-use in watchlists: the template you tuned here can be applied to every entity in a watchlist via an assignment.

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Authoring and best practices

For everything about creating, editing, sharing, and writing better templates, see Prompt Templates.