Craft
Save a title and body, then add a description, tags, group, or favorite. Placeholder names such as {{topic}} are detected, not filled in.
Local prompt library / source preview
Keep the prompt.
Find the moment.
A considered place to draft reusable prompts, find them by matching words, and copy the exact body back into your work.
Source-run prototype · local SQLite · no hosted account or AI-tool installation
A prompt, ready to revisit01 / 03
Clarify the next draft
A small prompt for turning rough notes into a focused editing plan.
01 Read the notes for {{topic}}.02 Identify the central claim.03 Suggest three concrete edits.04 Preserve the writer’s intent.
writingreviewCOPY BODY
01 / THE CURRENT PATH
From a thought worth keeping
to a body you can reuse.
The shipped path is deliberately small. The web UI and CLI read the same local store.
Find
Browse the library or use substring search across title, body, description, and tags. Pick up a prompt by its words instead of remembering where it went.
Reuse
Copy the saved body from the web UI, or use the local CLI to list, search, and print a prompt by ID. The product does not install it into an AI tool.
A LOCAL LIBRARY, IN PRACTICE
Good prompts become useful when they are easy to find again.
02 / PRODUCT SCOPE
What works today.
What still needs work.
This is an informational overview of a runnable source prototype, not a hosted prompt service or signup.
Read the project notesWeb library + local CLI
Create and edit prompts, browse and copy bodies, search by substring, and run CLI add, list, search, and show against the shared SQLite store.
Trusted machine required
The local API has no account authentication. Review its network binding and avoid sensitive prompts until that boundary is addressed. CORS is not API access control.
Installation and sync
AI-tool directory installation, prompt revision history, semantic search, variable substitution, and cross-device sync remain plans.