Its been a while since I posted this, but I think this is a downside to using boards in Microsoft Loop. I would use a tag column and filter it by that. So for example, #style.
You could also make the title of the page clear and findable, for example "Blog - Style Check". The key would be thinking about the taxonomy and how you would want to search for. I think hashtags work too.
Honestly, I would probably now use a markdown folder and use metadata to organize the prompts. Then if you have a desktop AI app (Claude Cowork or Openwork), you can use AI to organize the prompts ... and even pull them up when needed. Basically skills.
My next post is probably going to be how to set this up. Shooting for Friday.
Thank you! If you have lets say >50 prompts, how can you "search" for it in Loop? With the filtering or is there another way?
Its been a while since I posted this, but I think this is a downside to using boards in Microsoft Loop. I would use a tag column and filter it by that. So for example, #style.
You could also make the title of the page clear and findable, for example "Blog - Style Check". The key would be thinking about the taxonomy and how you would want to search for. I think hashtags work too.
Honestly, I would probably now use a markdown folder and use metadata to organize the prompts. Then if you have a desktop AI app (Claude Cowork or Openwork), you can use AI to organize the prompts ... and even pull them up when needed. Basically skills.
My next post is probably going to be how to set this up. Shooting for Friday.
My most recent posts are about this and you can see what it looks like in my public skill library: https://www.isophist.com/p/my-structured-skills-library
Nice and succinct. Very helpful!
I love Microsoft Loop. Very interesting and useful idea how used it! Thanks for sharing!