> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.hiddenlayer.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Red Team Prompt Sets
Manage reusable prompt sets for testing.
## Create Prompt Set
1. In the HiddenLayer Console, select **Attack Simulation > Prompt Sets**.
2. Click **Create Prompt Set +**. The Create Prompt Set slide-out displays.
3. Enter a name for the prompt set.
4. Optionally, enter a description.
5. Upload a CSV file containing your prompt set. You can either drag-and-drop the file into the Upload Prompts field or click inside the field to open the file browser.
* See [CSV File Example](#csv-file-example) for more information.
6. Click **Create Prompt Set**.
### CSV File Example
CSV format requirements:
* Maximum file size: 10MB
* Maximum 1,000 prompts
* Single column: user prompts only
* Two columns: system prompts (optional), user prompts
* First row may contain headers: "system prompt, user prompt" or "user prompt"
* User prompts: max 20KB each
* System prompts: max 10KB each
#### Example Formats
**System Prompt and User Prompt with header**
```csv theme={null}
system prompt, user prompt
this is the test system prompt, this is a test user prompt 1,
this is the test system prompt, this is a test user prompt 2
```
**System Prompt and User Prompt without header**
```csv theme={null}
this is the test system prompt, this is a test user prompt 1,
this is the test system prompt, this is a test user prompt 2
```
**User Prompt with header**
```csv theme={null}
user prompt
this is a test user prompt 1,
this is a test user prompt 2,
```
**User Prompt without header**
```csv theme={null}
this is a test user prompt 1,
this is a test user prompt 2
```
## Best Practices
* **Compare Versions**: Run evaluations on both original and enhanced prompts to measure improvement.
* **Review Failed Attacks**: Understanding why attacks failed is as important as knowing which succeeded.
* **Use Appropriate Models**: Match the target model to what you're actually using in production.
## Run Evaluation
You can run an evaluation using any available prompt set.
1. In the Console, select **Attack Simulation > Prompt Sets**.
2. For the prompt set you want to use, click **Run Evaluation**. The Create Red Team Evaluation slide-out displays.
3. Enter a name for the evaluation.
4. Enter the target system prompt.
5. Select a target model.
* Select a model that is similar to what you have in your environment to simulate the attacks against your system prompt.
**Beta Models**
Models marked with a `beta` designation may be subject to lower usage quotas, limited availability, or ongoing development changes. As a result, these models may exhibit unexpected results, reduced performance, or intermittent failures during testing. Users should account for these limitations when selecting beta models.
6. Optional: Click **Advanced Options** to expand the section.
* Select a project to apply runtime policies to interaction tagging.
* If no project is selected, the default project is used.
* Select an execution strategy.
* **Single**: Runs each technique once per objective.
* **Random**: Runs all techniques plus N additional random techniques.
* Select the number of additional random techniques.
* **Static prompt set**: Uses a predefined set of static prompts for evaluation.
* Select the prompt set from the drop-down list.
* Set the maximum number of conversation turns allowed per technique when attempting to achieve an objective. The minimum is one and the maximum is five.
* The attack simulator will do multi-turn, trying to attack the target for N turns, and then go to the next session.
* **Note**: If you selected `static_prompt_set`, then **Attacker Max Turns to Complete Objective** is not available.
* Set the number of independent sessions to run for each technique. The minimum is one and the maximum is five.
* This is the number of times you want to run the same technique or static prompt.
7. Click **Start Evaluation**.
8. When the evaluation completes, click the green arrow to view the results. See [Red Team Evaluation Summary](/docs/products/ai-attack-simulation/console/attack_simulation_red_teaming_evaluation_summary) for more information.
**Terminate Running Evaulation**
You can terminate a running evaluation from the Active Evaluations tab on the Red Teaming page.
* In the **Status** column, click the **x** icon for the running evaluation that you want to terminate.
* A confirmation message displays. Click **Terminate**.
* If the evaluation was terminated successfully, **Terminated** displays for the status.
## Pre-Configured Red Team Prompt Sets
Select a prompt set to run red team evaluations using pre-configured adversarial prompts designed to test your AI system's defenses.
To run an evaluation, see [Run Evaluation](#run-evaluation).
| Prompt Set | Description |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Do Anything Now APE | Do Anything Now adversarial prompts for testing LLM safety and security. |
| Financial Assistant Advanced | Financial Assistant Advanced is a prompt set scenario for testing a financial application against adversarial prompts. The system prompt for this scenario has been ran through the system prompt evaluation to make a more robust system prompt. |
| Financial Assistant Basic | Financial Assistant Basic is a prompt set scenario for testing a financial assistant application against adversarial prompts. The system prompt for this scenario has not been run through the system prompt evaluation. |