Prompt Library Organizer
Limiting folder depth to 2 levels and identifying duplicates first prevents over-organization that makes prompts harder to find.
I have {{prompt_count}} prompts saved across various tools and documents. Help me organize them into a structured library.\n\nCurrent prompts (titles/descriptions):\n{{prompt_list}}\n\nDesign an organization system with:\n1. Folder structure (max 2 levels deep) based on these prompts\n2. Tagging taxonomy (categories, use cases, models, status)\n3. Naming convention for prompt titles\n4. Which prompts should be merged (similar/duplicate)\n5. Which prompts need a description or metadata added\n6. Priority order for migration (most-used first)
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Limiting folder depth to 2 levels and identifying duplicates first prevents over-organization that makes prompts harder to find.
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