So you're buying into the "shared prompt library" hype. Good luck with that. The vendor's demo looks slick, but you're about to handcuff your team to another proprietary cloud service with nebulous data handling. Again.
Instead of signing another SaaS contract, just use the repo you already have. Create a `/prompts/` directory. Write your prompts as markdown files. That's it. You now have version control, branching for experiments, and no surprise bills. For the "sharing" part? A README.md. The "discovery" part? `grep -r`. It's not "AI-native," it's just engineering.
The real benefit is seeing which prompts actually get used and maintained by the team, and which ones were just a manager's bright idea. Spoiler: most will be stale within a month.
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