Promptsy: A Chrome Extension for Saving and Organizing AI Prompts
By
Levi Smith
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Summary
Promptsy is a Chrome extension designed as a personal prompt vault for AI tools like ChatGPT. It allows users to save, organize, version, and share their most effective AI prompts, solving the problem of having to search through notes and previous conversations to find working prompts. The tool grew from a personal need into a publicly available productivity solution for developers and AI users.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI was tired of having to search through my notes and previous conversations with ChatGPT to find the prompts that worked for me the best.
So I created a system just for me to save my own prompts, then I thought maybe others would want it to and it just grew from there.
Promptsy - Your Personal Prompt Vault. Save, organize, version, and share AI prompts.
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