Frequently Asked Questions About Capable
Is Capable truly free—no strings attached?
Yes. Capable charges $0. You only incur costs through your OpenAI API usage—transparently billed by OpenAI according to their published pricing. Capable adds no markup, no subscription fee, and no feature gating. Your API key stays private, your data never leaves your infrastructure, and your usage scales freely.
What makes Capable’s templates different from generic prompt libraries?
They’re built for *execution*, not inspiration. Each of the 50+ templates includes contextual guidance, variable best practices, expected input examples, and real-world output samples. More importantly—they’re designed to be forked, extended, and embedded into your internal SOPs, Notion playbooks, or Confluence documentation—turning AI into a documented part of your workflow, not a side experiment.
How does Capable handle team permissions and security?
Granular, intuitive controls let you assign template access at the workspace, folder, or individual level. Set templates as “company-wide approved,” “team-restricted,” or “private draft.” Audit logs track edits and usage, and SSO-ready authentication ensures seamless onboarding—without exposing credentials or compromising governance standards.
Can non-technical users build powerful templates?
Absolutely. Capable’s design philosophy centers on *democratized sophistication*: simple enough for a marketer to build a social post generator in two minutes, yet flexible enough for an engineering lead to encode complex multi-step reasoning chains. Variables behave like familiar form fields—not code—and the preview pane shows exactly how each input shapes the final output.
Does Capable work with other LLMs or just OpenAI?
Currently optimized for OpenAI’s API (GPT-4, GPT-4o, o1, and compatible models), Capable’s architecture is model-agnostic by design. Future integrations—including Anthropic, Google Gemini, and open-weight models via local endpoints—are actively in development. For now, if you’re using OpenAI, Capable fits invisibly—and powerfully—into your stack.