My open-source prompting tool for Cursor has 50+ users after 2 weeks

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I made this tool for my team a couple weeks ago(using cursor) to help abuse cursor. After open-sourcing it and making one reddit post it has more than 50 users.

I’m a Computer Science student in University working on a separate Startup, I use this tool for every single prompt and line of code I write…I’m addicted.

It lets you create, update, and share prompt sections/components, then you can drag and drop them together into a main prompt like bricks. It’s amazing for super refined and quick prompts with better outputs.

Super Fast Demo

Chrome Extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/prompt-builder-–-modular/jhelbegobcogkoepkcafkcpdlcjhdenh
GitHub Repository: GitHub - falktravis/Prompt-Builder: Modular Prompting Tool - A lightweight google chrome extension allowing developers to componentize their prompt library for better, faster prompts

Figured I would share it around a little more since it seems to be helpful for others. I would love to chat if you have any suggestions or questions! Enjoy!!

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Cool idea :slight_smile: Im curious why did you choose a Chrome extension?

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Thanks! Good question. I have a lot of experience with web apps, and chrome extensions can host web apps with persistent local storage. That made it the easiest possible way to build something completely free.

It’s a little janky, but allows users to customize and contribute easy too.

Was there another platform you had in mind? I was thinking it would be even better as a Cursor/VScode extension, but I’ve never done that.

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Oh yes sure it would work as an VScode extension in Cursor, my intial thought was a website. But your choice is decentralized and requires no hosting, well done.

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