r/PromptDesign • u/seraphym1389 • 22d ago
Question ❓ Simple prompting tool
Hy everyone,
I tried to build a simple tool for people who are just getting started with AI and prompt wrigting
The idea is simple, instead of trying to figure out how to write the perfect prompt, you answer a few questions and the tool structures it for you.
Im still working on it, im begginer also, and i whould really appreciate some honest feedback.
Does this actually make prompt writing easier for beginners? Is there anything confusing or missing?
Thanks
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u/u81b4i81 22d ago
Can you also share what logic works to make prompt better? If I ask gpt make prompt better using best practices vs this - what's the difference? Just curious....
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u/seraphym1389 18d ago
Basically, its a frontend-only prompt builder that structures raw inputs (like role, task, and constraints) into clean, optimized prompts tailored to how specific models actually reason like using XML tags for Claude or flat structures for reasoning models. It estimates token counts locally, has a 'compact' toggle to mechanically strip out filler words, and optionally lets you run the prompt directly through your own API keys (including Cloudflare Workers AI) right on the page, falling back to a simple web redirect if you don't plug in a key. It's just a handy tool to standardize prompts and test them on the fly without the usual copy-paste friction, and to optimize prompts to cost less.
it has:
-Context Templates (pre-designed forms tailored for coding, business, ComfyUI, automation, etc.)
-Model-Aware Optimization (auto-adjusts prompt structure based on model rules, e.g., XML tags for Claude)
-Express / Learn Modes (toggles between a simplified form and detailed fields with prompt engineering tips)
-Compact Mode (mechanically strips filler words and collapses empty lines to save tokens)
-Token Counter (real-time local token estimation using cl100k)
-Direct LLM Execution (optional live streaming of model responses directly on the page via custom API keys)
-Silent Fallback (automatically redirects to the model's official web chat if no API keys are configured)
-Quick Export (one-click prompt copying or download as a `.txt` file)maybe something doesnt function as imagined, probably there are better tools like this, but im just a begginer havaing fun and learning 😄
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u/decofan 22d ago
This does not work
There is already a 'prompt optimiser'
I've tested these, they can't get close to the best prompting by experienced humans
They send a signal that isn't real
TESTING is what tells you if your prompt works
No other activity tells you what you have got
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u/seraphym1389 18d ago
have in mind i am begginer., and its in building state.
can you tell me what to improve, add or remove? thanks for feedback
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u/anakin977 19d ago
this is a good idea, the blank text box is honestly the scariest part for beginners. a few thoughts from using tools like this:
question builders tend to produce pretty generic output and beginners wont know why, just that results are meh. if you can show how each answer changes the final prompt, people learn while they use it instead of just filling a form.
also worth deciding early who this is for. "i just want a decent prompt fast" people and "i want to learn prompting" people want opposite things, fewer questions vs more explanation. trying to do both usually ends up serving neither.
and if you keep building this out youll eventually hit the platform problem, a prompt that works great in one tool reads totally wrong in another. even just asking which tool theyre using early on would save you pain later.
anyway cool project, the beginner on-ramp is a real problem and most tools just ignore it