We kept losing our best prompts in chat threads and Notion pages. So we organized them into a searchable, offline-first library with a CLI and visual browser.…
You do not need a revolutionary, subscription-based AI product to organize your prompting workflows, you just need a practical, offline-first tool that gets out of your way and solves a very specific organizational problem.
We built a central repository to keep some of our prompting techniques from getting buried in chat threads and Notion pages. Today, we are open-sourcing the tool with a CLI, a visual browser, and a selection of 52 production-ready templates.
🔗 Open the dedicated site & wiki — prompt.dishine.it · View the repository on GitHub
The Prompt Library is a collection of 52 expert-level prompt templates (will increase over time), organized into seven categories, with a command-line interface and a standalone visual browser to search, compose, and use them.