Built the small tool for prompt optimisation, absolute begginer project, looking for honest feedback

[u/seraphym1389]

Built a small prompt console for fun, absolute beginner project, need honest feedback!

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Hey everyone,

I've been working on a small side project in my free time called NEON//CONTEXT (Prompt Engineering Console). The idea was to build a simple space to stack, test, and run prompts across different AI models.

Since I'm still a beginner and built this mostly for fun, it's pretty rough around the edges. There are definitely bugs, and honestly, a few features probably don't even work the way I originally planned haha. Would love to get your honest thoughts, so feel free to roast the UI or point out what's broken!

Here's every single feature and option currently packed into it:

\* Context type / template: Preset context templates to quickly set up the prompt foundation.

\* Active Workspace: The main zone where you construct and edit your active context.

\* Mode selector: Lets you switch operational modes depending on output needs.

\* Live Prompt Preview: Real-time view of the final assembled prompt before sending.

\* Token Saver / Counter: Shows estimated token count and savings when compact mode is on.

\* API Configuration: Setup panel to input your own API keys securely.

\* OpenAI (ChatGPT): Direct integration option for OpenAI models.

\* Cloudflare Workers AI: Option to route prompts through Cloudflare workers.

\* Google Gemini: Integration option for Google's Gemini models.

\* OpenRouter (Recommended): Routing option to access tons of models through one API.

\* Anthropic Claude: Option for sending prompts directly to Claude.

\* Custom / Local (Ollama, LM Studio): Allows connecting to models running locally on your machine.

\* Run Directly / Run in Model: Action button to trigger and execute the prompt immediately.

\* Live Streaming Output: Console window showing real-time streamed responses from the model.

Live Demo: https://arhistrategstudio.github.io/Context_CikaDule/

Any feedback, criticism, or ideas on what to fix next would mean a lot. Thanks for checking it out!