Your Library¶

Everything behind the Dashboard link. How to manage your prompts and building blocks, collaborate with the community, and track how your work evolves.

1. The dashboard¶

The dashboard is your home for everything you have created and saved. You reach it at /dashboard when you are signed in. A sidebar on the left gives you direct access to each entity you can manage:

Prompt builder - the same builder as the home page, available as a permanent dashboard entry.
Prompts - every saved prompt you own, plus the community's.
Personas, Tones, Output, Constraints - one page for each building block.
API Keys - manage keys for programmatic access.
Settings - your account, plan, and usage.

2. Mine, Public, Favorites¶

Every entity page in the dashboard is organized into three tabs:

Mine - items you created. You can edit, rename, change visibility, and delete these. Deleting is permanent.
Public - items the community published. You can view, vote, and favorite these. You cannot edit them.
Favorites - everything you favorited across the community and your own work.

The Mine tab shows usage counters while you are on a free plan, so you always know how close you are to the per-tier limit. See the Tiers & Access page for the exact numbers.

3. Creating and editing¶

Creation forms live inside each entity page, and inside the prompt builder itself. You never have to switch pages to create a block mid-build. The forms validate your input immediately.

Character limits are enforced as you type, with a live counter.
Tags are checked for shape (lowercase alphanumeric with hyphens) and length.
Duplicates are caught at save time.

Editing a non-versioned entity (Tone, Output, Constraint) updates it in place. Editing a versioned entity (Prompt, Persona) creates a new version. Your prior version stays available in the version history.

4. Public and private¶

Every entity has a visibility: public or private. Visibility is set when you create the entity and can be toggled at any time from its detail page. The two modes differ in a few ways.

Public items appear in the community's Public tab. They are voteable, favoriteable, shareable by URL, and visible to signed-out visitors. They do not count against any limit.
Private items are visible only to you. They count toward the private-item limit on your plan.

Every entity defaults to public when you create it through the builder or the dashboard form. If you want a private item, tick the Private box before saving. You can flip visibility at any time from the item's detail page.

5. Tags and search¶

Tags help you organize and rediscover your work. Every entity supports up to 10 tags. Each tag is lowercase alphanumeric with hyphens, between 3 and 24 characters. Duplicates are removed automatically.

Search is available on every list. It matches the item's title, description, or text, and it works across Mine, Public, and Favorites independently. Search and tags combine naturally: you can search for a word and filter by a tag at the same time.

6. Sorting and pagination¶

Every list supports three sort orders: Newest, Most Upvoted, and Most Favorited. Dashboard lists paginate with configurable page sizes. In the builder, each building-block section loads more items inline with a Show More button.

7. Voting¶

Every public entity can be voted on. Voting is simple: thumbs up, thumbs down, or no vote. You can change your mind. Your vote is private; only the aggregate score is shown.

Net score is upvotes minus downvotes. Both counts are visible on detail pages.
Voting works across all five entity types. A persona, a tone, an output, a constraint, and a prompt can all be voted on.
You can also vote on comments, which drives the Highest Rated sort order in the comment list.

Sorting a list by Most upvoted surfaces the work the community has validated. It is a good place to find patterns worth reusing.

8. Favorites¶

Favorites are your private shortlist. Click the heart icon on any entity to add it to your Favorites tab for that entity type. Click again to remove it.

Favorites are per entity type: you have separate lists for favorite prompts, personas, tones, outputs, and constraints.
Favorites are subject to a per-tier limit. On the free plan you can have up to 5 favorites per entity type.
The builder reads from your favorites automatically. Pills in the Tone and Constraints sections surface favorited items first.

9. Versioning¶

Prompts and Personas are versioned. Every edit creates a new, immutable version with its own compiled text, tags, and optional changelog. Older versions remain accessible forever.

Changelog: up to 300 characters per version. A short note on what changed and why.
Version history: every prompt and persona detail page has a link to its version history.
Create from any version: you can open an older version and use it as the starting point for a new version.
Tier limit: the number of versions per prompt is capped on the free plan. See Tiers & Access for the current limit.

Use the changelog

A one-line changelog explaining why you made the change will save you an hour next month when you are trying to remember which version to reuse. Treat it as a note to your future self.

10. Comments¶

Every entity detail page has a comment section. You can discuss a prompt, explain a persona, or suggest an improvement for a constraint. Comments themselves can be voted on, and the list can be sorted by newest, oldest, highest rated, or lowest rated.

Comments are public: they appear to anyone who can view the entity. Signed-out visitors see the conversation but cannot join it.

Every detail page has a Copy button that sends the compiled prompt, persona text, or block content straight to your clipboard. For public items, the page URL itself is shareable: paste it anywhere and the recipient can view the item, vote on it, and favorite it.

Signed-out visitors can view public pages, read comments, and follow links, but they cannot vote, favorite, or comment. When you share a link, expect a signed-out recipient to hit a sign-in prompt when they try to interact.