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Prompts Library · productivity · free

The prompts you keep.

Every prompt worth writing twice belongs in a library. This one stores yours server-side, versions every edit, finds anything by tag or text, and deploys to the composer or a slash command in one click. The glyphs streaming behind this page are prompt text in flight.

$0 · foreverunlimited promptsserver-side storagefull version history

In plain words

What it is, where it lives, when to reach for it

What is it
A free plugin for the QuoxCORE dashboard that stores your system prompts so you can save, version and reuse them.
Where do I use it
In the dashboard's Prompts Library view, alongside the agents and workflows that use the prompts.
When would I use it
When a prompt that works is sitting in a chat log and you want it kept, named and versioned.
How do I use it
Add it free from the store, an org admin installs it, then save your first prompt from the view.

QuoxCORE is the free, self-hosted platform underneath this. What is QuoxCORE

Provenance

Owned, not scraped.

Version 2 rebuilt the library around prompts you own. The old scraped third-party corpus is gone, and everything now lives server-side in your instance’s database. A fresh browser on a new machine sees the same library, because a cleared cache is not a data loss event.

Your prompts are data, not cache.

Every save is a version and any version restores instantly, so editing a prompt is never a risk. Full-text search covers names, bodies and tags. Visibility is private or org-wide, per prompt. Import or export moves a whole collection as JSON.

The workspace

Search. Version. Deploy.

This is the library itself: search finds the prompt, an edit becomes version 3, and deploy registers a slash command. Watch the loop.

QuoxCORE · Prompts Library synced · server-side
release-notes-drafttags: writing, changelog
incident-triagetags: ops, on-call · org-visible
code-review-checklisttags: dev, quality
customer-brieftags: sales · private

incident-triage

v2org-visible
You are the on-call triage assistant. 1. Restate the alert in one line. 2. Pull the last 15 minutes of related logs. 3. Classify: infra, app, or upstream. 4. Propose the smallest safe next step.
version 3 saved · stored server-side · restore any time
composer › /triage
Your prompts live in your instance’s database, never in the browser. A fresh login on a new machine sees the same library.

What you get

The catalogue card.

Six entries cover the whole plugin. Nothing on this card sits behind a paid tier.

001
Save
Any prompt, stored server-side in your instance’s database, never only in the browser.
002
Version
Every edit becomes a version, and any prior version restores instantly.
003
Search
Full-text across names, bodies and tags, with categories for browsing.
004
Deploy
One click to the chat composer, or register the prompt as a slash command.
005
Share
Private or org-visible per prompt. Sharing with the team never means publishing to the world.
006
Port
Import and export whole collections as JSON, any time.

Pricing

The price is in the source.

This is the plugin’s store entry, verbatim. No trial, no tier gates, no prompt cap. The full library, including version history and org sharing, costs nothing, and installs with no licence key.

Read the docs →

store · plugins-data.json
{
  "id": "prompts-library",
  "name": "Prompts Library",
  "tier": "free",
  "price": 0,
  "priceModel": "free",
  "author": "QUOX"
}
// requires QuoxCORE 1.0+ · no activation · version 2.0.0

Governed, like everything on Quox

House rules, even at zero.

A free plugin follows the same platform rules as a paid one. Your working material stays where an enterprise expects it to live.

R·01

Data, not cache

Prompts are stored server-side in your instance’s database. Browser storage is never the source of truth, so nothing vanishes with a cleared cache.

R·02

Visibility you control

Each prompt is private or org-visible, your call per prompt. Team sharing without publishing to the world.

R·03

Clean provenance

Version 2 removed the scraped third-party prompt corpus entirely. What is in your library is yours, with history to prove it.

How Quox governance works →