Tagged “prompts”
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Making the next switch cheaper
This one was expensive because everything lived inside a product. Four files kept outside any account make the next switch an afternoon.
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Rebuilding custom instructions somewhere else
Custom instructions are the highest-value thing you cannot export. Rewriting them as a plain-text file you own means you never rebuild them again.
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Seeding a new assistant deliberately
A new account starts cold. Loading your instructions, reference documents and a short context brief on day one is faster than letting it learn again.
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Building a prompt library you own
The prompts you use weekly are stored inside a product you are leaving. Written as one plain-text file, they stop being something you rebuild every switch.