Plenty of people who use AI for code have a few prompts they return to: a pull request review brief, a changelog format, a way of asking for test cases that fits their own suite.
Some get saved the day they first work. Others stay in chat history and get rebuilt with slightly different wording and a slightly different result.
We think the first save is the one that matters, because that is the point where the wording is known to work. After that, any change is a choice rather than an accident.
So we would like to hear how you decide:
What makes a prompt cross the line from "just used it" to "worth keeping"? Is it how often you need it again, how long the prompt took to get right, or something else?
More from us on saved prompts: https://promptalo.conceptgame.co.uk/?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=brand_post&utm_campaign=w7-tue-devto
This post was written with AI assistance and edited by the PromptAlo team.
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