Ask HN: How do you store your (LLM) prompts?

3 pointsdbosch7mo ago5 comments

I have a growing collection of prompts I reuse. Not the ones in my code. The ones I manually copy/paste into ChatGPT or Claude. Right now they're in Apple Notes and Notion. It works, but it's not great.

I'm curious how others handle this:

- Where do you store your prompt library?

- Do you use any specific tools or just plain text files?

- For those in companies: how do you share prompts with your team?

Would love to hear what's working for you.

5 comments

dtagames7mo ago

I use Cursor since it has direct access to your disk. I have it write plans, which are prompts for it to follow, into markdown files.

I wrote a "workbook" article [0] about my exact planning process just a couple days ago.

[0] You Are Bugs: Improving Your Code with AI Agents | https://levelup.gitconnected.com/you-are-bugs-improving-your...

dboschOP7mo ago

Interesting. But what about non-code prompts?

dtagames7mo ago

Cursor doesn't care. You can use it for anything you would use another AI for. It connects to all the popular models.

lavren19747mo ago

Obsidian

dboschOP7mo ago

Do you re-arrange them with folders or tags? Do you manage to keep them organized ?

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5 comments

dtagames7mo ago

I use Cursor since it has direct access to your disk. I have it write plans, which are prompts for it to follow, into markdown files.

I wrote a "workbook" article [0] about my exact planning process just a couple days ago.

[0] You Are Bugs: Improving Your Code with AI Agents | https://levelup.gitconnected.com/you-are-bugs-improving-your...

dboschOP7mo ago

Interesting. But what about non-code prompts?

dtagames7mo ago

Cursor doesn't care. You can use it for anything you would use another AI for. It connects to all the popular models.

lavren19747mo ago

Obsidian

dboschOP7mo ago

Do you re-arrange them with folders or tags? Do you manage to keep them organized ?

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse