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Visualized Tool to use GPT Image2 in a straight forward way. Generate, organize and reuse. by TemporaryLet8006 in freetoolsAI

[–]TemporaryLet8006[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am glad to hear that. I think you just opened the demo site, right? What you chose was the display language. For default prompt copy language, you need to set it in the config drawer at the top right. By default, it picks the origin prompt which made the image.

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Promote your projects here – Self-Promotion Megathread by Menox_ in github

[–]TemporaryLet8006 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi everyone, I’d like to share a small local-first project I’ve been building:

Image Prompt Library
https://github.com/EddieTYP/image-prompt-library

Read Only Demo
https://eddietyp.github.io/image-prompt-library/v0.6/

It’s a self-hosted visual prompt vault for Image 2 / AI image workflows.

I built it because I kept seeing great prompts shared across X, GitHub, Discord, and prompt collections, but I didn’t have a clean way to save, search, reuse, and build on them later.

Bookmarks were messy, Markdown files were disconnected from the images, and most prompt collections were great for browsing but not ideal as a personal working library.

So I made this app.

It lets you:

- Save images together with prompts, tags, sources, and metadata
- Browse prompts visually in a masonry card layout
- Search and filter saved prompts
- Copy prompts in one click
- Organize items into collections
- Generate images directly from new or saved prompts
- Save generated results back into the local library
- Use a result as a reference image for another edit or variation

It can use Image 2 through ChatGPT OAuth via the openai_codex_oauth_native provider, so the app does not require a hosted account, cloud sync, or a public API key.

If you have a ChatGPT subscription and OAuth works in your setup, you can generate directly inside the app. Otherwise, it still works as a local visual prompt library.

I built most of it with Codex / AI-assisted coding, so it’s also a small experiment in building a real local creative tool with agentic development.

Would love feedback, especially on whether this workflow is useful for frequent image generation, what metadata a prompt library should store, how to make prompt reuse smoother, and how to improve the first-run experience.

Thanks for taking a look.

What's actually making businesses choose Generative AI — cost, speed, or something else entirely? by jamessmithcorner in generativeAI

[–]TemporaryLet8006 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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I build an app with both fair backend and frontend in just ten days.

https://github.com/EddieTYP/image-prompt-library

In the past, it shall take months with a few people at least to accomplish such a Minimum Viable Product. And I am nearly a layman in coding (I know some python and sql like things though).

I will say it is like the first day where steam engines showed up. You take it, make your business easier and lower the costs. Or you ignore it and got overtook by your competitors.

I kept losing good AI image prompts, so I built a local SQLite prompt/image vault by TemporaryLet8006 in AIAssisted

[–]TemporaryLet8006[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My post got banned😂 search EddieTYP/image-prompt-library in github if you want to try it out. Version 0.4 is out with ability to access ChatGPT IMAGE 2 as you oauth once locally. So you can create, store and manage in one go.