A Raw XML Conversation Editor for AI Red Teaming & Stress Testing.
Grand Line Editor is a specialized, local-first web tool designed for AI researchers, red teamers, and prompt engineers. Wrapped in a beautiful, dynamic "Pirate Scroll" aesthetic, this tool gives you absolute, raw control over the multi-turn context window of LLMs.
By exposing the raw XML structure (<user>, <thinking>, <assistant>), you can manually forge conversation histories, inject artificial chains of thought, and manipulate the model's perceived persona to test guardrails, RLHF alignment, and safety boundaries.
Standard chat interfaces sanitize your inputs and enforce strict turn-taking rules. Grand Line Editor removes all guardrails, allowing you to:
<assistant>. By forging a history where the AI has already agreed to break rules or adopt a malicious persona, you can bypass standard RLHF refusals.<thinking> blocks right before the model generates its response. You can force the model down a specific logical path or premise, heavily skewing its final output.<thinking> process without providing an external answer, allowing you to peek into its safety evaluation logic.Enter right before a closing tag (like </user>) to instantly jump past it to a new line, keeping your flow uninterrupted.Ctrl + Enter anywhere to instantly trigger the AI using your last saved instruction and target tag.<system_override>, <evaluator>) via the UI to test custom model architectures.Since this is a client-side only tool, there is no build step required.
index.html directly in any modern web browser.| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Alt + U |
Insert <user> tag |
Alt + T |
Insert <thinking> tag |
Alt + A |
Insert <assistant> tag |
Ctrl + Shift + S |
Open the "Ask AI" modal (Custom instructions & Target Tag selection) |
Ctrl + Enter |
Instantly trigger AI generation (Uses last saved modal settings) |
Enter (before closing tag) |
Jump out of the current tag to a new line |
This tool is intended for authorized red teaming, security research, and model alignment testing. Ensure you comply with the Terms of Service of your chosen API provider (Groq/OpenRouter) when conducting stress tests.