| ▲ | cootsnuck 6 hours ago | |
This is pretty cool. I like using snippets to run little scripts I have in the terminal (I use Alfred a lot on macOS). And right now I just manually do LLM requests in the scripts if needed, but I'd actually rather have a small library of prompts and then be able to pipe inputs and outputs between different scripts. This seems pretty perfect for that. I wasn't aware of the whole ".prompt" format, but it makes a lot of sense. Very neat. These are the kinds of tools I love to see. Functional and useful, not trying to be "the next big thing". | ||
| ▲ | PythonicNinja 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
added some examples using runprompt in blog post: "Chain Prompts Like Unix Tools with Dotprompt" https://pythonic.ninja/blog/2025-11-27-dotprompt-unix-pipes/ | ||