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PromptHub: User Guide
Welcome to Prompt Hub, your local repository for managing and organizing your AI prompts. All your data is saved automatically to your browser’s local storage and is only accessible by you.
Getting Started
- Add a New Prompt: Click the “+ New Prompt” button in the bottom-right corner. Fill out the title, description, and the prompt text. You can also assign the prompt to a specific folder.
- Manage Folders: The folders are in the left-hand sidebar. By default, you’ll see an “All Prompts” folder. To create a new folder, type a name into the input field at the bottom of the sidebar and click “Add Folder”.
Using the Prompts
Once you’ve created prompts, they will appear as cards in the main section of the app. Each card has three buttons:
- Copy: Copies the prompt’s text to your clipboard so you can paste it directly into an AI model.
- Edit: Opens the prompt editor, allowing you to change the title, description, or text.
- Delete: Permanently removes the prompt. You’ll be asked for confirmation before the prompt is deleted.
Organizing Your Prompts
- View a Folder: Click any folder in the left sidebar to see only the prompts it contains. The “All Prompts” folder shows every prompt you’ve created, regardless of its folder.
- Move a Prompt: To move a prompt, click its Edit button. In the editor, you can select a different folder from the dropdown menu before saving.
- Delete a Folder: Hover over any folder in the sidebar (except “All Prompts”) to see the delete icon. Be careful, deleting a folder will also permanently delete all the prompts inside it.
Sharing and Backing Up Prompts
PromptHub includes a simple way to back up your data or share your prompts with others.
- Export Prompts: Click the “Export Prompts” button in the sidebar footer to download a
.jsonfile. If you’re in a specific folder view, it will only export the prompts from that folder. Otherwise, it will export everything. - Import Prompts: Click the “Import Prompts” button and select a
.jsonfile you previously exported. The app will merge the prompts from the file into your existing collection.
Note: Since PromptHub runs locally, your data is stored in your browser’s local storage. Clearing your browser’s cache may delete all your prompts, so it’s a good idea to use the Export feature to back up your data regularly.