1.Add filters by entering "/" 2.adding a "description" option.

[kickTiger]

Thank you very much for the update. The new UI is really great!

While using it, I have 3 small issues:

1. After entering "/" in the input box, I can use it to filter the prompts. However, I found that it only supports filtering prompts using English letters and numbers. Can it support other languages like Chinese?

2. In the prompt editing window on the right, whether or not I make any edits, I can only click the "Save" button. There is no button to close the window or any keyboard shortcuts like "Esc" to respond quickly.

3. Also, could you consider adding a "description" option when editing prompts, so that we can record a brief description and usage of the prompts?

Finally, thank you very much for creating such a great plugin. I hope it will become even better in the future.

[benf2004]

I do not speak/write in chinese, so I don't know how typing works. For me, when I copy/paste a Chinese character into the input box, filtering is successful. However, I presume you would like it to filter by typing parts of characters? Could you give me some more specificity or take a screen recording of what's broken for your first suggestion?

For the other two, I plan on implementing a description in the next few weeks. The second suggestion for a quicker save of editing a prompt shouldn't be too difficult to do.

[LEGENDMOUSE]

Hi Ben,

The pop-up menu is so useful. Before the update, we had to start a new conversation so that we can select the prompts at the top of the page. But now I experienced a bug in the pop-menu. when I use / to select the prompt, the title and the content does not match. I hope you can fix this. Thanks.

Best, LEGENDMOUSE

[kickTiger]

I have tested it, and here's what I found:

1. When the full text is copied and pasted, it can be recognized.
2. However, it cannot be recognized when entered separately, as shown in the figure below.
3. My current solution is to add an English letter at the beginning of the title, but this is a bit cumbersome.

[Xyde]

could you consider adding a "description" option when editing prompts, so that we can record a brief description and usage of the prompts?

Yeah, this was making me go crazy... My current workaround is to make the Prompt Title be something like

Showcase 1: "Translate from {{source language}} to {{target language}} | Step 1 | To be used with GPT 4.0; do not use with 3.5; do not follow up a conversation that uses this prompt with the next step, Step 2; Step 2 should be done in a new conversation in order to prevent potential data contamination."

Showcase 2: "Add embeddings in the formatting of camelCase | Step 1 | To be used with GPT 3.5; 3.5 is good enough because this is a one-liner, rather simple task; Do not use during peak hours because the results are highly dubious; peak hours generally start at 6PM EST."

Obviously, I can't have that inside my prompts so I have no choice to put these reminders inside the title. My OCD mind is bleeding but it has to be done.

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