I built a tool to manage my prompt chaos

Hey everyone! I'm César — a software engineer, tech enthusiast, and huge believer in how AI can help us automate all those tedious daily tasks.

Like many of you, I’ve got a personal “vault” of prompts I use for small jobs, cloud services, or automations built with n8n. But I’ve always struggled to find the right balance between accessibility, control, and versioning of those prompts.

At first, I just kept them in a folder, with each file named after the task the prompt handled. But as I tweaked and refined them, keeping track of changes became a mess. I relied way too much on my old friend CTRL + Z.

Eventually, I moved them into a Git repo and pushed it to my personal GitHub so I could access them from any device. It helped… but only to a point.

Now that more of my services are using prompts — and I keep updating them constantly — the process has turned painful. Copying and pasting each one, manually replacing placeholders, checking that everything’s in the right format... It's been exhausting.

So I finally decided to build something to fix this.

📦 I’ve started working on a small platform to:

• Manage prompts with placeholder variables

• Automatically version them

• And most importantly: fetch prompts from anywhere, without the copy-paste hell

It’s still early, but it already saves me time and mental bandwidth.

I'm curious — have you faced the same pain?

Or am I the only weirdo fighting with prompt sprawl? 😅

If this resonates, I’d be happy to share more about the platform in another post 👇