Learn Opik first
Load the six-case mini workshop, follow its span trees and Experiments, and check your findings against the answers.
Start the mini workshopBuild a stronger support prompt across a focused 14-day challenge. Submit an encrypted prompt, receive a score and private submission feedback, then use Opik to decide what to improve next.
Challenge background
HarbourCloud is a fictional multi-region SaaS company. Its support team handles policy-heavy customer questions where the correct response depends on current records, source authority, and whether support is allowed to act. Your team owns the reusable prompt that guides the copilot through those decisions.
A customer asks about an account, payment, policy, incident, or product operation.
The shared handbook and a domain evidence pack provide the facts available for that case.
DeepSeek V4 Flash receives the question, evidence, and the system prompt submitted by your team.
Deterministic checks and Qwen 3.7 Plus evaluate the answer before the score is published.
One prompt must work across the whole queue. A case may combine verified records with stale guidance, conflicting states, pasted customer claims, or missing approval. The goal is not to memorize answers. It is to teach the model how to choose evidence and make a safe support decision.
A single system prompt that consistently produces grounded, relevant, well-structured answers. After each scored run, use the returned Opik traces to find where the model trusted the wrong evidence, missed a conclusion, cited poorly, or escalated incorrectly.
Runs use fixed models, a fixed seed, and the same seven criteria. Only your submitted system prompt changes between attempts.
Your private bundle contains all 40 discovery traces. Holdout cases remain aggregate-only. The official score combines 75% discovery and 25% holdout performance.
Each route covers one participant task. Start with the helper, keep the submission small, and bring every submission feedback bundle back to your own machine.
Load the six-case mini workshop, follow its span trees and Experiments, and check your findings against the answers.
Start the mini workshopInstall the participant helper, check your team credentials, package one prompt, and open a pull request.
Follow the first-submission guideDecrypt your returned artifact and load its traces into a local Opik workspace for review.
Open the submission feedback guideCompare the official standings and use your remaining attempts where they can make the most difference.
Open the leaderboardThe helper handles packaging and protection so your attention stays on prompt quality and trace evidence.
submission/submission.zip.