Structured reference library for AI model behavior, platform behavior, and prompt-relevant execution context.
AI Models
AI Platforms
Prompt Profiles
Model-Aware Prompting
Platform-Aware Workflows
Allzy Prism Library is a structured reference library for AI model behavior, AI product and platform behavior, and prompt-relevant execution context.
It is designed to support model-aware prompt writing, platform-aware workflows, prompt refinement, and future Prism-based prompt/profile systems.
The goal is not to collect random AI notes. The goal is to create reusable reference documents that make prompt and workflow decisions easier, clearer, and less dependent on guessing.
This repository is currently in an early public state.
The AI Models section is available first.
The Products / Platforms section is planned and will be expanded over time. It will cover AI products, tools, cloud platforms, execution environments, and product-specific prompting behavior.
- Open
01_ai_models/to explore available AI model reference documents. - Use model documents when adapting prompts to a specific model or model family.
- Use future platform documents when adapting workflows to a specific AI product, coding environment, research environment, or tool interface.
- See the Allzy Framework for the related methodology, workflow prompts, templates, and examples.
| Path | What it contains | Status |
|---|---|---|
01_ai_models/ |
AI model reference documents for model behavior, strengths, limitations, and prompt-relevant differences | Available |
02_products_platforms/ |
AI product, platform, tool, and execution environment reference documents | Planned / in progress |
LICENSE.md, ai.txt, and robots.txt are included at the repository root.
Allzy Prism Library focuses on:
- AI model behavior
- model strengths and limitations
- prompt-relevant model differences
- platform-specific prompting considerations
- product and interface behavior
- execution environment constraints
- model-aware prompt refinement
- platform-aware workflow planning
The 01_ai_models/ section contains the currently available AI model reference documents.
Use this section when you want to:
- understand how a model or model family behaves
- adapt prompts for a specific model
- improve prompt structure and output quality
- choose a better model for a workflow
- prepare future Prism profile or prompt-builder logic
Currently included provider areas:
- Anthropic
- OpenAI
- Perplexity
The 02_products_platforms/ section is planned for AI products, platforms, tools, and execution environments.
Examples may include:
- Claude Code
- Claude Design
- ChatGPT
- OpenAI Codex
- Cursor
- Google AI Studio
- NotebookLM
- Perplexity
- GitHub Copilot
- Warp
- OpenCode
This section will be added after the first model documents are cleaned up, aligned, and published in the final library structure.
A model document explains how an AI model behaves.
A platform document explains how a product, interface, or execution environment behaves.
Example:
| Type | Examples | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Claude, Gemini, GPT, Perplexity | Reasoning style, output behavior, strengths, limits, prompting implications |
| Platform | Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Google AI Studio, NotebookLM | Interface behavior, file handling, tools, export behavior, limits, workflow constraints |
A platform may use one or more models, but it adds its own interface, tool access, file behavior, context behavior, export behavior, and workflow constraints.
Allzy Prism Library is related to the Allzy Framework, but it is a separate repository.
The Allzy Framework defines the methodology, workflow prompts, templates, examples, and deterministic context workflows.
The Allzy Prism Library provides model and platform reference material that can help adapt prompts and handoffs to specific AI systems.
Prism by Allzy is planned as a deterministic prompt compiler and prompt generator.
This library can later support Prism profiles, model adapters, platform adapters, prompt-building rules, and prompt refinement decisions.
For now, this repository is published as a structured reference library and will be expanded step by step.
This repository is not:
- a general AI news archive
- a benchmark database
- a model leaderboard
- a replacement for official provider documentation
- the source code of Prism
- the Allzy Framework repository
- a complete catalog of all AI models, products, or platforms
This repository is published early and step by step, rather than waiting until the full library is complete.
Publishing the AI Models section first makes it usable now, while the Products / Platforms section and other planned material are built out in the open.
See LICENSE.md.