Public Prompt Library

Publish a prompt or chain version to a public, no-login gallery at /library/:username/:slug — browse, like, and duplicate other people's work.

Claiming a username

Publishing requires a public handle. The first time you publish, you'll be prompted to claim a unique username from Settings → Public Library — your listings live at /library/:username/:slug. Usernames can be changed later, but existing share/library URLs built on the old username will then 404.

Publishing is a snapshot, not a live link

Click Publish in the prompt or chain toolbar and pick a version. That version's content (or chain steps) is copied into the public listing at that moment — it is not a live view of your private prompt.

  • Later edits to the private prompt/chain never leak into the public listing.
  • To publish newer changes, open the listing's manage view and explicitly re-snapshot from a different version.
  • The listing's URL slug is fixed at first publish and never changes, even if you rename the prompt afterward — so shared links keep working.

Browsing, liking, and duplicating

/library is a public, no-login gallery — search by keyword, filter by tag or kind (prompt/chain), and sort by recent, popular, or most-liked. Anyone can view a listing; signing in unlocks liking and duplicating.

  • Like — a simple heart toggle, visible to signed-in users.
  • Duplicate — copies the published snapshot into a workspace of your choice as a new prompt or chain, ready to edit. Plan limits and audit logging apply exactly as if you'd created it by hand.
  • Report — no-login moderation form (reason + optional details) for listings that violate guidelines; reviewed by admins.
Deleting the source doesn't unpublish
If you delete the private prompt or chain a listing was published from, the public listing stays up — it just can't be re-snapshotted anymore. Unpublish it explicitly from Settings → Public Library → My publications if you want it gone.