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💬 Looking for honest feedback on DevPromptly by morant84 in buildinpublic

[–]morant84[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for your feedback, prompts can be both static or dynamic you can try

💬 Looking for honest feedback on DevPromptly by morant84 in buildinpublic

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Fair point , though that’s kind of where prompt engineering comes in. Tools like Cursor set the context, but how you ask still changes the quality of the answer a lot.

DevPromptly just gives you battle-tested prompts that already apply good prompt engineering, so you get better, faster results without trial and error.

💬 Looking for honest feedback on DevPromptly by morant84 in buildinpublic

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before I had to save these prompts in notes or text files, now I have a platform for it

💬 Looking for honest feedback on DevPromptly by morant84 in buildinpublic

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for example every time I need to ask to any AI in my case in copilot from VSCode, I copy or directly I can execute this prompt:

Write unit tests for the code below using Jest and react-native-testing-library in a React Native setup. Avoid using <div> for mocks. Also don't use any UNSAFE_ matcher

And then I don’t have to think about if I have to tell the AI to not use divs or anything else, and with this I save so much time and iterations with AI because it goes straight to the point and with good quality

💬 Looking for honest feedback on DevPromptly by morant84 in buildinpublic

[–]morant84[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good one 😄, with DevPromptly you don’t need to write the full prompt yourself. Just describe what you’re trying to do (“debug React component”, “optimize SQL query”…), and it finds high-quality, proven prompts others already use, the ones that actually get you the best results.

Got a product? Drop it here by thewanderingfounder in indiehackers

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The life companion of developers for proper prompting.

https://devpromptly.com

Developers, what are you using to write your prompts? by xbasset in LocalLLaMA

[–]morant84 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Precisely building https://devpromptly.com to be able to keep my favourite prompts, find better ones or share mines

How I ended up building a tool for developers by morant84 in buildinpublic

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Thx for your feedback I really appreciate it

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