Changelog
What changed, in order. Every new update lights up the icon at the top until you open this page.
The weekly digest and your account emails now arrive in the language you use on the site, Portuguese or English. New accounts keep the language they signed up in; if you already had an account, your preference is saved the next time you switch languages in the selector at the top.
A new CLI release: the file review always stays on screen before a skill is installed, and chat with your own model got fixes. To update: npm i -g copyprompt-cli.
We ran the whole site through nine rounds of review, looking for security flaws and things that did not work right, and fixed what turned up: more protection against abuse and overload, more precise moderation, and sturdier sign-up and settings. Behind the scenes, the site now reaches the database with only the permissions it needs, and backups are now stored encrypted.
Your profile is now a portfolio: pin up to 3 prompts to open the page, in the order you want. Only the owner edits, and visitors see your best work first. Open your profile and click Pick featured prompts.
This page. Every site update lands here, with a filter by type, and the updates icon at the top lights up until you open the changelog. What you have seen is stored only in your browser.
Anyone with a public contact email now has a Send a message button next to Follow. Add yours in Settings, under Contact and social.
See itYou can now attach up to 3 images to a prompt comment and show how your version turned out. Every image is verified before upload. The composer gained an emoji picker and a preview.
The feed became a social network: five reactions beyond the heart (fire, genius, wow, spot on), replies opening under the post, and the feed loads on its own as you scroll. You can close the composer by clicking outside.
See itA fix to the app health check, which flagged the site as unstable for no reason. Nothing changed for users, but monitoring is telling the truth again.
A share button on your profile, with ready-made messages for WhatsApp, Telegram, X, LinkedIn and email. And DuoWorks joined the list of networks you can show on your profile.
Skill is now a publication type, with its own files, a dedicated page and installation through the CLI with copyprompt add. Filter by Skills in Explore.
See it