Your best AI instructions should not disappear into chat history. TWAS Prompt Manager turns prompts, snippets, templates, and AI-assisted drafts into an organized working library—stored as ordinary files you can keep forever.
.txt or .md file.Choose the folder. Back it up, sync it, search it, edit it elsewhere, or move it whenever you want. Optional Markdown frontmatter can carry titles and tags without hiding the content from you.
Scroll, search, copy, rebuild, and hope you remember which variation actually worked.
Folders, tags, starred items, recent prompts, templates, snippets, and portable exports.
Browse folders, find a prompt, edit it, insert reusable instructions, or ask an AI provider for a stronger draft—all within one focused desktop workspace.
Create, duplicate, rename, and organize TXT and Markdown prompts inside the folder structure you choose.
Surface favourites, return to newly modified work, and separate reusable foundations from one-off prompts.
Filter by filename, tags, and content. Sort by name or modified date and isolate Markdown or plain text.
Insert roles, formatting rules, and QA checklists exactly at the cursor. Manage your own alongside 12 starters.
Line numbers, word wrapping, Markdown helpers, save-as, clipboard copy, and visible unsaved-change indicators.
Import TXT, Markdown, or ZIP collections and export selected prompts as portable archives.
The assistant can turn a short description into a prompt draft. Copy it, insert it, or save it directly as a new file.
TWAS Prompt Manager is offered free of charge through a lightweight per-machine license. If it turns scattered experiments into a valuable knowledge base, an optional donation can support continued independent development.
Created by Sameh Ragab, Senior Arabic Translator, Editor & Terminologist; ISO 17100 Lead Auditor; United Nations and World Bank Translation Consultant; and developer of the TWAS product family.