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A Chrome extension for quick access to your personal prompt library from GitHub 🚀 Streamline Your AI Workflow with PromptsReader Transform how you work with AI prompts! PromptsReader connects directly to your public GitHub repository, giving you instant access to your entire prompt library without leaving your browser. ✨ Key Features: 🔗 GitHub Integration - Connect any public GitHub repository containing your prompts 🔍 Lightning-Fast Search - Find prompts instantly with real-time filtering by filename 📋 One-Click Copy - Copy any prompt to clipboard with a single click 🏷️ Smart Organization - Folder names automatically become tags for better categorization 💾 Intelligent Caching - 24-hour local cache ensures fast access even offline 🌙 Modern Interface - Clean, responsive design that works seamlessly in any workflow ⚡ Quick Access - Open popup instantly via browser icon or keyboard shortcut 📁 Supported File Types: Markdown files (.md) Plain text files (.txt) XML files (.xml) 🎯 Perfect For: AI enthusiasts and prompt engineers Developers working with LLMs Content creators using AI tools Anyone who wants to eliminate context switching when accessing prompts 🔒 Privacy-First: Works entirely client-side No data sent to external servers Only accesses public GitHub repositories All data cached locally in your browser Getting Started: 1. Install the extension 2. Click the icon and go to settings 3. Enter your public GitHub repository URL 4. Start accessing your prompts instantly! Stop switching between tabs and applications. Get your prompts when you need them, where you need them.
Sep 5, 2025
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