AI Developer Tool / Orchestration / Control Panel

Prompt Hospital

An isometric, Theme Hospital-inspired control panel for an AI team, with drag-and-drop task assignment, a journal-backed backend API, and dispatcher scripts for running models.

Clear27/30
Useful24/30
Specific17/20
Complete14/20
Prompt Hospital screenshot

Why it was accepted

The snapshot shows a concrete AI-powered developer tool with a clear purpose: visualizing and operating an AI orchestrator. It includes a frontend, backend API, journal-based state, dispatcher logic, and installation steps, which is enough for a useful public listing.

Weakness

The crawl does not show a live demo working end-to-end, nor does it reveal screenshots or runtime output beyond the README text. It’s also unclear which models are supported out of the box and how polished the deployment story is beyond the documented local setup.

Review status

15 days ago #1553 ↓ -2

Last evaluated 15 days ago. Current rank #1553. Down 2 spots in the rankings.

Score history

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