What is ManagePrompt?
ManagePrompt is a local LLM call debugger that records every API request and response during development. It displays full request and response bodies with a visual flow map, tracks input, output, and cache tokens for each call, and estimates real‑time cost using up‑to‑date pricing data.
The tool captures both streaming and non‑streaming calls and updates a live WebSocket‑powered UI as calls occur. Project‑scoped SQLite databases are created automatically, requiring no configuration. Integration is straightforward, add the npm package and wrap your language model with the provided middleware, or use the capture helper to wrap any LLM API such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or Mistral.
ManagePrompt pricing
PaidVerify on the official pricing page.
View plansManagePrompt's key features
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Capture all LLM API calls
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Visual flow of request/response
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Track token usage per call
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Real-time cost estimation
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Capture streaming and non-streaming calls
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Live UI updates with WebSocket
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Project-scoped SQLite database
ManagePrompt use cases
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Debug and optimize LLM calls in production by visualizing request/response flows and token usage with ManagePrompt
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Accurately estimate cost of large-scale language model workloads by recording token consumption per API request
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Integrate seamless monitoring and logging into existing Node.js applications using ManagePrompt's npm middleware for real-time debugging and audit trails
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Who is ManagePrompt for?
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Workflow designers
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Platform developers
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Project managers
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Security engineers
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System administrators
ManagePrompt FAQ
Is ManagePrompt free?
No. ManagePrompt is a paid product and requires a paid plan to use.
What are the best alternatives to ManagePrompt?
The closest alternatives to ManagePrompt are Lmstudio.ai. You can compare them side by side in the alternatives section further down this page.
Does ManagePrompt have an API?
Yes. ManagePrompt offers an API, so you can call it from your own applications instead of using the interface directly.
