Folder Structure Generator
A prompt library without structure becomes a dumping ground. This template designs the taxonomy upfront based on your actual workflows, preventing the 'flat list of 200 prompts' problem.
Design a folder structure for organizing AI prompts based on my work context. My roles/domains: {{domains}} AI tools I use: {{tools}} Types of prompts I write most: {{prompt_types}} Team size: {{team_size}} Create a folder structure that: 1. Has no more than 3 levels of nesting 2. Groups by use case first, not by AI model 3. Includes a "Templates" folder for reusable starting points 4. Includes an "Archive" folder for deprecated prompts 5. Uses clear, descriptive folder names (no abbreviations) Return the structure as an indented tree with a brief description of what goes in each folder. Folder structure:
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A prompt library without structure becomes a dumping ground. This template designs the taxonomy upfront based on your actual workflows, preventing the 'flat list of 200 prompts' problem.
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