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Show HN: Lips Up – Preview lip filler on your own face(lipsup.app)
1 points by debeast 3mo ago|1 comments
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I built a small prompt manager that's now used by 100 people(echostash.app)
4 points by debeast 1y ago|1 comments
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by debeast 1y ago
About a month ago I was tired of losing my ChatGPT prompts. I’d write a good prompt, use it once, and then spend forever trying to find it again. Notion, docs, screenshots, chat history — total mess. So I built a simple tool for myself to s
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by debeast 1y ago
Totally get that — I felt the same with most prompt libraries. That’s why I built EchoStash to be more like a “prompt memory” — quick search, AI retrieval, and no clutter.
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by debeast 1y ago
Good question — it’s a generic prompt library, not tied to any one tool. So whether you’re using GPT-4, Claude, Perplexity, or anything else, you can stash and reuse prompts across all of them. It’s meant to be your “prompt brain” — separat
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by debeast 1y ago
Nice — that’s what I used to do too (Notion, Apple Notes, random files everywhere). And yeah, you can create templates with parameters — for example, something like: Write a {tone} product description for a {product_type} targeting {audienc
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by debeast 1y ago
Yep, that’s the idea. You just type what you’re trying to do — like “debugging prompt for React errors” or “explain code to a junior dev” — and it finds the best one you’ve saved for that use case. Super handy if you’re jumping between proj
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by debeast 1y ago
Cool interesting!
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Show HN: I made an AI prompt manager to stop rewriting the same prompts(echostash.app)
5 points by debeast 1y ago|9 comments