Prompt Manager
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A web and API-based system for managing, composing, and organizing AI prompts, with an MCP server for intetgration with common AI pltforms (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.).
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- appositeit
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- Create and manage standard and composite prompts
- Compose templates with prompt inclusions and expansions
- Real-time editing via WebSocket
- Access prompts via RESTful API
- Organize prompts in directories
- Integrates with Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Clone the repository, set up the environment using the provided Taskfile (recommended) or Makefile, then run the startup script. Access the web UI at http://localhost:8081 or use the REST API endpoints programmatically. For real-time editing, connect via WebSocket to /api/prompts/ws/{prompt_id}.
Prompt Manager
A standalone system for managing AI prompts with composable elements.
Overview
Prompt Manager provides a web interface and API for creating, organizing, and managing prompts for AI interactions. It supports composable templates, prompt directories, and real-time editing. There is a focus on keyboard shortcuts and efficient workflow- directory listing and prompt embedding support tab completion, most interactions can be navigated using keyboard shortcuts, etc.Features
- Create and manage prompts (standard and composite) - Compose templates with prompt inclusions and expansions - Real-time editing via WebSocket (for prompts) - Access prompts via RESTful API - Render templates with all inclusions expanded - Organize prompts in directories - Integrates with Model Context Protocol (MCP) for advanced prompt workflowsQuick Start
1. Clone the repository: git clone <repository-url>
cd prompt_manager
2. Set up the environment (choose one):
# Using Taskfile (recommended for full dev setup)
task setup:py
task setup:js
task setup:e2e
# Or using Makefile
make setup
3. Run the application:
./bin/start_prompt_manager.sh
# Or
bin/restart_prompt_manager.sh
4. Open your browser to http://localhost:8081
Usage
The prompt manager can be used in two ways: 1. Web Interface: Access the web UI at http://localhost:8081 2. API: Use the RESTful API endpoints to programmatically manage promptsAPI Endpoints
Prompt Management
-GET /api/prompts/all: List all prompts
- GET /api/prompts/{prompt_id}: Get a specific prompt
- POST /api/prompts: Create a new prompt
- PUT /api/prompts/{prompt_id}: Update a prompt
- DELETE /api/prompts/{prompt_id}: Delete a prompt
- POST /api/prompts/expand: Render a template with inclusions expanded
- POST /api/prompts/rename: Rename a prompt
Directory Management
-GET /api/prompts/directories/all: List all prompt directories
- POST /api/prompts/directories: Add a new directory
- DELETE /api/prompts/directories/{directory_path}: Remove a directory
- POST /api/prompts/reload: Reload all prompts from all directories
WebSocket Interface
- Connect to/api/prompts/ws/{prompt_id} for real-time prompt editing
- Uses standard WebSocket protocol with JSON messages for updates
Configuration
The system uses several directories for prompt storage: - Project data directory:prompt_manager/data/prompts/
- User config directory: ~/.prompt_manager/prompts/
MCP Integration
Prompt Manager supports integration with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for advanced prompt workflows and Claude Desktop compatibility. Seemcp_server/ and related scripts for details.
Development & Testing
- Run tests withpytest or using the provided Taskfile/Makefile targets.
- See CHANGES.md for recent updates and protocol fixes.
- See README.md in mcp_server/ for MCP-specific details.
License
Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE.Sign in to leave a review
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