Depending on the use case and frequency, I either:

- Save them as a ChatGPT custom GPT or a Claude Project.

- Create a RayCast AI Command. https://manual.raycast.com/ai

- Save them as a text snippet in Obsidian notes. https://obsidian.md

Mostly plain text files saved locally for easy copy-pasting.

I'll occassionally use prompts from the Anthropic library (https://docs.anthropic.com/en/prompt-library/library) and make some minor modifications to them. E.g. I'll modify the "prose polisher" prompt from the prompt library for refining written text in specific ways.

For ChatGPT I've found this search extension useful to find previously used prompts: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/gpt-search-chat-his...

Source code: https://github.com/polywock/gpt-search

I keep it adhoc - models change so frequently that prompts are always broken all the time. Most of the ones I've used last year are no longer relevant.

"Prompt engineering" may be a thing of the past. These days, you can sketch a vague table on a piece of paper and take a photo of it with a phone, and AI will figure out exactly what you're trying to do.

Maybe I'm hijacking, but I see a generalized problem - how do you keep snippets of text that you use in your browser?

My current kludge is to edit long fields of text in an external editor via a browser addon, and have the editor save all such edits locally.

I’m thinking of making a simple wrapper around APIs, because web-based AIs tend to dump literal tons of text due to monetary incentives. For now I prepend a standard pseudo-system stub to all my chats, works fine in my case.

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