Cool. Now I have 47 prompts scattered across Twitter bookmarks, Reddit saves, random text files, that one GitHub gist I can't find, and my chat history from 3 months ago.
I got tired of this and built PMX. It's a portable prompt manager that lives in your dotfiles.
All your prompts are just markdown files in ~/.config/pmx/repo/. You can version control them, sync them across machines, organize them in folders—whatever you do with your other config files.
```
pmx profile create code-reviewer
pmx profile edit code-reviewer
pmx profile list
pmx set-claude-profile code-reviewer
```
The real power: PMX runs as an MCP server. Every MCP-compatible tool (Claude Desktop, VS Code Copilot, etc.) can discover and use your entire prompt library automatically. No copy-pasting. No vendor lock-in. For MCP it's just `pmx mcp`
Your prompts travel with your dotfiles. One library, all your AI tools.
Built in Rust: https://github.com/NishantJoshi00/pmx
