Stop losing your best prompts in notes apps and chat histories. Prompt Library gives you a centralized home for every prompt you write — tagged by type and target agent, searchable across all fields, previewed with live variable substitution, and copyable in one click. Your AI toolkit, finally under control.
The dashboard opens with five stat tiles — total prompts, favorites, pinned count, draft count, and auto-generated count — so you see the state of your library at a glance. Pinned prompts appear in a dedicated top row for one-click access to your most-used templates. A type distribution chart shows how your library skews across chatbot, coding-agent, system-prompt, and other categories, while a prompt sources doughnut chart breaks down library entries by origin (manual, imported, auto-generated, duplicated). Recent additions fill the bottom table so you can resume exactly where you left off.
The prompt list is a full-featured browser with persistent filters. Full-text search spans title, summary, and prompt body. Dropdown filters cover type (chatbot, coding-agent, system-prompt, research, rewrite, planning, template), target agent (Claude Code, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, Hermes, generic), status (active, draft, archived), and favorites toggle. Tag pills appear above the table as clickable one-shot filters — click any tag to instantly scope the view. Results sort by last updated, creation date, alphabetical, or favorites-first. Pagination handles hundreds of prompts.
The detail page uses a 60/40 split: the left panel shows the full prompt body in a monospace code-style block alongside a character and token estimate. The right panel holds all metadata — type badge, target agent, status, tag list, notes, created and updated timestamps — plus the primary copy button and quick action row (edit, duplicate, toggle favorite, toggle pin, archive). Version history is accessible from the detail page when multiple saved versions exist — and any earlier version can be restored in one click. Rollback archives the current state first, so nothing is ever lost and you can always roll forward again.
Every prompt has a dedicated preview panel. It scans the body for
{{variable}}
placeholders and renders a live input field for each one. As you fill them in, the preview
updates in real time, substituting your values inline. A running token counter updates as
you type so you always know what you're sending before you copy. One click puts the final
resolved prompt — with all variables filled in — directly in your clipboard.
The prompt editor captures every dimension of a prompt in a single focused form. A monospace textarea for the body keeps the prompt feeling like code, not prose. Chip-style tag input lets you add and remove tags inline — press Enter or comma to confirm. Type and target agent dropdowns keep the library consistently categorized. A live character counter appears below the body. Notes field is available for private context about when and how to use the prompt. Drafts save in-progress work without publishing.
Prompt Library is built around a simple workflow: write once, reuse forever.
{{variables}} anywhere in the body. Save as draft or publish immediately.{{placeholder}} detected. Fill them in and watch the resolved
text update live alongside a token estimate.A full-featured prompt management system built for the MelTuc ecosystem.
{{variable_name}} placeholders.
The preview page auto-detects all variables and renders a live input field for each.
Substituted output updates in real time before you copy.Every AI workflow you repeat is a prompt worth saving. Stop rewriting from scratch.
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