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[Task]: Make the prompt database more prominent #286
The prompt database is a really cool feature, as one thing is clear when browsing reddit, there are a lot of threads of people sharing prompts with each other.
At present the prompts catalog feels a little hidden away:
You need to navigate Workspace -> Manage Workspaces -> Select a Workspace -> Use a Preset
“Use a Present” could, on face value, leave a user thinking its where they set their own presets. It’s not too far a stretch then that they disqualify visiting there, as they have not created any presets yet.
However when you go there, this beauty opens up!
A proposal could be to have a top level ‘Prompts Database’ menu item
This could then open up the above, and instead of ‘Use prompt’ it could be ‘Assign to workspace’.
We can then always keep the existing entry button ‘Use Present’.
This kinda also relates to @danbarr's ideas about making this feature more generic, such as actually allowing the user to create their own presets as well, and making it a separate feature with it's own table in the database
This is technically a little bit separate from the idea of making it more prominent on the dashboard, but maybe we could also have a "cli" command for this? Like you type this in Cline, or whatever AI assistant:
codegate workspace prompt
which would give you a localhost link. Clicking that link you are able to pick a preset using this UI and save it for the currently active workspace automatically?
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lukehinds commentedon Feb 9, 2025
cc @jtenniswood / @ethomson
kantord commentedon Feb 13, 2025
This kinda also relates to @danbarr's ideas about making this feature more generic, such as actually allowing the user to create their own presets as well, and making it a separate feature with it's own table in the database
kantord commentedon Feb 13, 2025
This is technically a little bit separate from the idea of making it more prominent on the dashboard, but maybe we could also have a "cli" command for this? Like you type this in Cline, or whatever AI assistant:
which would give you a localhost link. Clicking that link you are able to pick a preset using this UI and save it for the currently active workspace automatically?
jhrozek commentedon Feb 17, 2025
@jtenniswood please move to other columns if you start working on this issue