nadiai.ai

What it is

NadiAI’s core products are Shield and Prompt Guard. Shield is a web-based platform for prompt management and testing, while Prompt Guard is a Chrome extension that lets users call up team or personal prompt libraries directly inside AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Perplexity, and DeepSeek. The product also extends into MCP Solutions, Agent API, and enterprise AI services, with a focus on business scenarios such as Salesforce, CRM, voice, meetings, legal, RAG, and security validation.

Core capabilities

Shield supports prompt folders, favorites, search, team sharing, a Prompt Store, and lifecycle management, allowing prompts to move through a structured workflow from creation, testing, and draft status to activation and archiving. Cross-LLM Testing lets users compare the same prompt side by side across multiple AI tools, using scoring and analysis to determine which model is better suited to a given type of task. Intuition Layer records user style, role context, and tool preferences, then injects them into different AI tools via Prompt Guard to reduce repeated context-setting. Trust Layer covers PII detection, toxicity scanning, prompt-injection protection, and red-team testing. The enterprise edition also mentions audit logs and compliance capabilities.

Pricing and trial

The free plan includes the Shield dashboard, Prompt Guard extension, basic activity tracking, and up to 25 saved prompts, with no credit card required and no time limit. Pro costs $19.99/month and adds unlimited prompts, AI-assisted creation, cross-LLM testing, Intuition Layer, Trust Layer, analytics, and team sharing, with a 14-day trial. Enterprise is custom-priced. On the services side, AI Sprint starts at $5,000/project, while AI Partnership starts at $5,000/month.

Pros and cons

The main strengths are its clear positioning and its focus on solving real issues such as prompts being scattered across multiple AI tools, repetitive context entry, and difficult team reuse. It also connects prompt governance, a browser extension, MCP, and Agent API, making it suitable for real-world business implementation. The free tier is also fairly generous. Limitations include the lack of disclosed details on underlying models, SLA, data retention period, enterprise support levels, and real benchmark results. The effectiveness of features such as Trust Layer and LLM-as-a-Judge still needs to be validated through hands-on testing. There is no clear information about a Chinese interface or Chinese documentation.

Who it is for and access from China

NadiAI is better suited to sales, marketing, operations, engineering, RevOps, and teams using Salesforce/CRM. It is also a good fit for individuals who frequently switch between ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot. Access from China is not discussed in the main content, and several overseas AI tools it depends on typically face network or account restrictions in mainland China. Payment methods are also not disclosed. If a local alternative is needed, users may consider Dify, Coze/扣子, FastGPT, Feishu/Notion prompt libraries, or building an internal workflow around an enterprise knowledge base.