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I measured what makes a prompt reusable: 246 named inputs across 152 prompts

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I sell a pack of 152 prompts for $6. Before I wrote this I decided to measure it the way I'd measure a codebase, because "152 prompts" is a number I could hit with a text file of one-liners and no buyer would be able to tell the difference. So: what actually makes a prompt reusable, and how do you…

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  1. 2026-10-02 00:28 · DEV Community — AI
    I measured what makes a prompt reusable: 246 named inputs across 152 prompts

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