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PromptForge organizes prompts into categories: • Character: Character types, species, attributes • Pose & Mood: Body positions, expressions, emotions • Environment: Settings, backgrounds, locations • Lighting: Light sources, ambiance, time of day • Camera: Angles, perspectives, shot types • Style & Medium: Art styles, techniques, media • Color Palette: Color schemes and harmonies • Texture & Detail: Surface qualities, detail levels • Composition: Framing, layout, visual hierarchy Each category contains subcategories for more specific elements.

Your prompt history is automatically tracked: • Access from the left panel "History" section • Click any history item to reload that prompt • Each entry shows the final prompt text • History persists across sessions Delete individual entries by clicking the trash icon.

Perform actions on multiple prompts at once: What Are Bulk Operations? Bulk operations allow you to select multiple prompts and perform actions on all of them simultaneously. Perfect for organizing large collections or making sweeping changes. Available Bulk Actions: • Add Tags: Apply tags to multiple prompts at once • Favorite/Unfavorite: Add or remove favorites in bulk • Pin/Unpin: Pin or unpin multiple prompts • Delete: Remove multiple prompts (with confirmation) How to Use Bulk Operations: 1. Use Advanced Search filters to find the prompts you want to modify 2. Click the "Select All" button to select all filtered prompts 3. A toolbar appears at the bottom showing selection count 4. Click the action you want to perform 5. Confirm if prompted 6. Selection clears automatically after action Bulk Selection Tips: • Filter first, then select all for precision • Use tags to find related prompts • Use date filters to select old/recent prompts • Use usage filters to find unused prompts • Combine multiple filters for complex selections Common Use Cases: 1. Tag Organization: • Filter: Custom prompts only • Select all → Add Tags → #my-prompts • Organize personal collection 2. Clean Up Old Prompts: • Filter: Created before [date], Usage: 0 • Select all → Delete • Remove unused old prompts 3. Pin Project Prompts: • Filter: Tags = #project-x • Select all → Pin • Keep project prompts accessible 4. Favorite Top Prompts: • Filter: Usage > 10 • Select all → Favorite • Mark frequently-used prompts 5. Bulk Tag Migration: • Filter: Tags = #old-tag • Select all → Add Tags → #new-tag • Then manually remove old tag Safety Features: • Delete requires confirmation • Selection count always visible • Clear selection anytime • Actions show success/failure messages • Undo not available - be careful with Delete! Workflow Example: "Organize all fantasy combat prompts from last month" 1. Advanced Filters: - Tags: #fantasy, #combat (AND mode) - Date: Last month 2. Select All (e.g., 47 prompts) 3. Add Tags → #organized, #review-later 4. Pin (to review them) 5. Success! All organized Tips: • Start with small selections to test • Use Preview mode to verify your filter results first • Bulk operations are per-user only (can't affect system prompts) • Clear selection before starting new bulk action • Use bulk tag removal (individual prompt level) after bulk add if needed

Find prompts using tag filters: Basic Tag Filtering: 1. Go to any category 2. Click "Filter by Tags" button 3. Select one or more tags from dropdown 4. View filtered results instantly 5. Click "Clear" to remove filters AND vs OR Logic: When multiple tags selected: • OR Mode: Shows prompts with ANY selected tag - Example: #combat OR #dialogue → shows all combat OR dialogue prompts • AND Mode: Shows prompts with ALL selected tags - Example: #fantasy AND #hero → shows only prompts tagged with both Toggle between modes by clicking the "AND/OR" button. Viewing Active Filters: • Selected tags appear as colored badges • Badge count shows active filter count • Click X on any badge to remove that filter • "Clear" button removes all filters Tag Usage Counts: • Each tag shows number of prompts using it • Helps identify most-used organizational labels • Visible in filter dropdown and Tag Manager Combine with Other Filters: • Use tags + search together • Use tags + subcategory filters • Use tags + quick filters • All filters work simultaneously

Track your prompt usage and discover insights: Access Analytics: • Click your user avatar → "Analytics Dashboard" • View comprehensive usage statistics • Analyze trends over time Key Metrics: • Total Prompts: Number of unique prompts you've interacted with • Total Usage: How many times you've used prompts • Favorites: Count of your favorited prompts • Recent Activity: Usage in the last 7 days • Custom Prompts: Number of manually created prompts Visualizations: • Usage Over Time: Line chart showing daily usage trends • Most Used Prompts: Top 10 prompts with usage counts • Category Usage: Bar chart of category preferences • Category Details: Detailed table with averages Time Range Options: • 7 days - Last week's activity • 14 days - Two weeks of data • 30 days - Monthly overview (default) • 90 days - Quarterly trends Use Cases: • Identify your most productive workflows • Discover underutilized categories • Track your creative patterns • Optimize your prompt usage Privacy Note: All analytics data is private and only visible to you. Your usage patterns are never shared with other users.

Discover and share prompts with the PromptForge community: Accessing the Library: • Click your user avatar → "Public Library" • Browse prompts shared by other users • Filter and sort to find the perfect prompt Browsing & Discovery: • Search: Find prompts by keyword • Sort Options: - Most Recent: Latest additions - Most Popular: Most liked and used - Top Rated: Highest average ratings • Filter Options: - All Prompts: See everything - Liked Only: Your liked prompts - Unrated Only: Prompts you haven't rated yet Rating Prompts: • Click 1-5 stars to rate any prompt • Your ratings help others discover quality prompts • Average ratings displayed for each prompt • You can change your rating anytime Liking Prompts: • Click the heart icon to like a prompt • Liked prompts are easier to find later • Like count shows community popularity • Unlike by clicking heart again Importing Prompts: 1. Find a prompt you want to use 2. Click the "Import" button 3. Prompt is added to your personal library 4. Appears in the appropriate category 5. Can be edited and customized 6. Won't affect the original public version Publishing Your Prompts: Coming Soon: Ability to share your best prompts with the community! Stay tuned for the publish feature in an upcoming update. Prompt Details: Each prompt shows: • Category and subcategory • Full prompt text • Associated tags • Author (anonymous email) • View count • Like count • Average rating (if rated) • Your personal rating (if you've rated it) Use Cases: • Discover new creative approaches • Learn from community's top prompts • Find inspiration when stuck • Build on others' ideas • Share your expertise back Community Guidelines: • Rate honestly and constructively • Import and adapt, don't just copy • Quality over quantity • Respect others' creative work Privacy & Attribution: • Your email is shown (anonymized) • Individual ratings are private • Import history is private • No personal data is exposed

Build and maintain daily login streaks: How Streaks Work: • Log in each day to increase your streak • Your streak counter shows consecutive days • Missing a day resets your streak to 0 • Your longest streak is always saved Viewing Your Streak: • Click your avatar in the top right • Your current streak appears in the dropdown menu • See "Current Streak" and "Longest Streak" Streak Achievements: • 3-day streak: "Consistent" 🔥 • 7-day streak: "Dedicated" 💪 • 30-day streak: "Unstoppable" 🚀 Tips: • Check in daily to maintain your streak • Streaks reset at midnight in your timezone • Use the streak widget to track progress • Unlock streak achievements as motivation

Automatically copy prompts to clipboard: • Enable in Settings • Final prompt copies when you make selections • Disabled by default • Manual copy still available via button Useful when rapidly iterating on prompts.

Make the most of your tagging system: Tagging Strategies: • Hierarchical: Use general + specific tags - Example: #character + #hero + #warrior • Project-Based: Tag by what project uses them - Example: #novel-ch1, #game-assets, #client-work • Status-Based: Track prompt quality/status - Example: #draft, #approved, #needs-revision • Style-Based: Group by artistic approach - Example: #realistic, #stylized, #minimalist Color Coding Tips: • Red: Important/urgent/combat • Blue: Water/calm/dialogue • Green: Nature/environment • Yellow: Light/energy/action • Purple: Magic/mystery • Orange: Creative/experimental Keep It Simple: • Start with 5-10 core tags • Add more as needs emerge • Review and merge similar tags monthly • Delete unused tags to keep library clean Power User Combo: 1. Filter by tag (e.g., #fantasy) 2. Add subcategory filter (e.g., Character) 3. Use search (e.g., "warrior") 4. Result: Fantasy warrior character prompts only! Tag Naming Conventions: • Use lowercase for consistency • Use hyphens for multi-word: combat-heavy • Use prefixes for categories: proj-game1, style-anime • Keep names short and memorable