Prompt Mirror

The uncomfortable part of Prompt Mirror is seeing your own history. Upload your chats and it builds a feed of before/after cards: the vague thing you actually typed, next to the version that would have worked. Turns out I ask for "a summary" when I mean six specific things, over and over.

Prompt Mirror reads your chat history and shows your worst prompts next to what would have actually worked. Scrolling my own feed of before/after cards was humbling in a very specific way.

https://www.jakelawrence.xyz/prompt-mirror

Upload your chat history to Prompt Mirror and it builds a social feed of your bad prompts, each one paired with the version that would have worked. The pattern that jumped out for me: I keep asking for "a summary" when I actually want six specific things.

Prompt Mirror takes your chat history and turns it into a feed of before/after cards: the vague prompt you typed, next to the one that would have actually worked. The value isn't any single card. It's the pattern you can't see from inside one conversation. Mine: I ask for "a summary" when I mean six specific things, then wonder why the answer misses. https://www.jakelawrence.xyz/prompt-mirror

Prompt Mirror scrolls your chat history back at you as before/after cards: the prompt you typed, next to the one that would have worked. Reading my own patterns was more useful than any prompting guide.

Prompt Mirror reads your chat history and builds a feed of before/after cards: your actual clumsy prompt on the left, the version that would have worked on the right. Turns out most of my failures were me burying the ask under three paragraphs of context.