PromptHub: Reusing and synchronizing Cursor Prompts
PromptHub
Provides capabilities for reusing and synchronizing Cursor Prompts. Currently still in beta stage.
🧩 User Guide
🗂 Reusing Commands
First Use: Create a folder to add commands
Adding Commands: Hover over the folder to see the ➕ button, click to open the input box
Default content is from clipboard, which can be edited manually
After clicking "Save", you can view it in the panel
Using Commands:
Single click → Automatically copy to the Chat input box
Right-click for additional operations:
Rename
Delete
Move to another folder
💾 Local Import and Export
Export
Right click the Local header → click "Export Prompts"
Select the prompts to export in the multi-select dropdown.
The extension generates a JSON file (prompts + folders) that you can save or share.
Import
Right click Local header → click "Import Prompts"
Choose the target folder in the dropdown.
Prompts are imported with automatic de-duplication.
☁️ Cloud Sync (Internal Network Only)
Upload
Navigate to the Local header and click the Upload icon
Choose the appropriate category where you want to add your prompt, then click OK
Select the specific prompts you want to upload from your local files
The system will automatically generate a GitLab Merge Request for your changes
Request your team lead to review and merge the changes
Download
Navigate to the Local header and click the Download icon
Pick categories to import，then click OK
Sync
Navigate to the Cloud header and click the Sync icon
We will auto sync all your downloaded categories every time you open or reload cursor
Cloud prompts live in a team-level repo which enforce no staled prompts
On every sync, we
Delete local prompts no longer on the cloud;
Update any cloud prompt content you previously downloaded;
Keep cloud prompts immutable locally.
🔍 Search Function
Click the 🔍 icon in the header or use shortcut cmd + Y (recommended)
Search across all local prompts and cloud prompts
Selecting any prompt will insert the content into chat.
❓ Common Questions
Why Not Just Use Project Rules?
Prompts and Rules serve different purposes: Rules tend to constrain (e.g., Code Style, submission guidelines)
Prompts focus more on requirement expression (like task description templates, common commands)
Only highly universal standards are suitable for Rules, while most personalized scenarios are better served using Prompts for reuse.
