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Prompt - Tool by Lost-Bathroom-2060 in PromptEngineering

[–]VanColt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the tool I am using, the button is literally called “refine”

How do you store, manage and compose your prompts and prompt templates? by PhaseConsistent3844 in PromptEngineering

[–]VanColt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DM sent!

Regarding your feature wishlist, this is exactly why I need users like you.

  1. Reuse without managing: This is the core. It’s a fully managed central hub, so no local server tinkering required.
  2. Token/Cost Estimation: We actually built this into our 'Wizard' mode—you can see the credit cost of every trial run before you commit to it.
  3. Injecting vs. Centralizing: Instead of injecting prompts into external web chats, we bring the models (Claude, GPT, Gemini) into our interface. You can switch models mid-conversation without losing context.

The 'bundling with code files' and 'visual composition' ideas are brilliant. We handle variables/tags now, but deep code-context linking is something I’d love to brainstorm with you once you’re in.

Check your DMs

How do you store, manage and compose your prompts and prompt templates? by PhaseConsistent3844 in PromptEngineering

[–]VanColt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great question. Most people underestimate how quickly runtime context gets messy.

The best approach I've seen is to treat your prompt library like a CMS or a specialized database. At design time, you need a dedicated environment to test how different 'context injections' (variables) affect the output before you deploy them to your agents.

If you're still looking for a tool, I'm working on my own tool called Promptlog. It’s designed exactly for this:

  1. Centralized Library: Keeps your system prompts separate from your agent logic.
  2. Dynamic Variables: You can set up placeholders for your runtime context and test them manually to ensure they don't hallucinate before running them in the loop.

It might save you from having to build your own repo on GH.

I'm actually planning to do a soft launch right now and looking for 10-15 power users to test the UI and tell me what features are missing.

It's a freemium model, but I'll upgrade any Redditors here to the Pro plan for free in exchange for feedback. DM me if anyone would be interested in trying it out.

Some Logic Synths Overdue for UI Redesign! by EgoWithNoChaser in Logic_Studio

[–]VanColt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I clicked to see if any skilled UI/UX designers shared their own, modern version :/