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Prompt Folders

Organize your prompts into folders for project-based management with shared datasets, configurations, and team access controls.

What are Prompt Folders?#

Prompt folders are the primary organizational unit in PromptReports. Think of them as projects or repositories that contain all related prompts, test datasets, and configurations. Each folder provides isolation and shared context for a set of related prompts.

Organization

Group related prompts by project, team, use case, or any structure that works for you.

Shared Datasets

Test datasets are scoped to folders, making it easy to reuse them across prompts.

Team Collaboration

Control who can view, edit, or approve prompts within each folder.

Webhooks

Configure folder-level event notifications for external integrations.

Creating a Folder#

To create a new prompt folder:

1

Navigate to Prompts

Click on "Prompts" in the main navigation or go to /prompt-folders.
2

Click New Folder

Use the "New Folder" button in the top right corner.
3

Enter Details

Provide a name and optional description for your folder.
4

Configure Settings

Optionally add tags, set visibility, and configure webhooks.

Folder Settings#

Each folder has configurable settings that affect all prompts within it:

SettingDescriptionDefault
NameThe display name for the folderRequired
DescriptionA brief description of the folder's purposeOptional
TagsLabels for filtering and organizationNone
Default ModelThe AI model used for new promptsGPT-4
WebhooksURLs to notify on folder eventsNone

Sharing & Access Control#

Folders support granular access control to enable team collaboration:

RolePermissions
ViewerCan view prompts and run them in the playground
EditorCan create, edit, and delete prompts
AdminFull control including folder settings and user management
OwnerCreator of the folder with irrevocable admin access

Best Practices#

Follow these guidelines for effective folder organization:

  • One folder per project: Keep related prompts together for easier management
  • Use tags: Add tags for cross-folder filtering and discovery
  • Document purpose: Add clear descriptions so team members understand each folder
  • Regular cleanup: Archive or delete unused folders to reduce clutter
  • Consistent naming: Establish naming conventions across your organization