Automate hours of AI work in minutes
The original showcase hero becomes a public product story: local automation across the AI tabs people already pay for.
Showcase archive
The original hidden showcase had the strongest feature density. This public route keeps the same ideas and fits them into the hosted Prolifica system.
The original showcase hero becomes a public product story: local automation across the AI tabs people already pay for.
The book-writing comparison stays visible: 150 manual prompts and constant attention versus a configured sequence.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Poe, Grok, Midjourney, Flux, Ideogram, and Luma belong in the same compatibility story.
Capture useful prompts from the browser, save them into libraries, and reuse them without leaving the user flow.
The extension’s brain-tags and multiplication ideas become hosted library language for bundles and prompt packs.
Prompt chains are the product’s center: one step prepares the next, with context, variables, and queue control.
Planning turns a goal into runnable steps, especially for long research, writing, and creative production jobs.
Original showcase graph
The easter egg used a book-writing example to explain the product: the same project can be run as a configured prompt sequence instead of a long copy-paste session.
Manual way
Prolifica way
Subscription universe
Adapted from the original price-tag card: Prolifica adds workflow automation on top of existing subscriptions instead of becoming another model bill.
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Advanced
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Quick compose multiplication
Products
Tones
Segments
Easter egg source
I pulled the strongest public-safe ideas from the original marketing cards: platform universe, local automation, manual-versus-Prolifica work, and prompt multiplication.
Platforms
9+
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Poe, Grok, Copilot, Midjourney, Flux, Ideogram, and Luma-style flows.
Local-first
100%
The original showcase repeats the promise: no API key relay, no cloud queue, browser-side control.
Manual book run
150
The easter egg comparison used a 150-prompt book project as the big “why this exists” example.
Setup window
15m
The Prolifica way: define variables once, start the run, then come back to the finished chain.
Feature matrix
The source project already has a complete feature matrix. This hosted version turns it into a scan-friendly public product map.
Variables, word lists, brain tags, queue/run controls
StableCartesian products, inline values, linked lists, previews
StableMulti-step prompt flows, dependencies, reusable library saves
StableWriter, developer, business, creative, and research plans
StablePrompt counts, success rate, platform usage, privacy export
LocalPacks, unlock shelves, previews, and downloadable libraries
HostedBrain tags
The source matrix lists 22 tags. This public panel previews the pattern without exposing settings internals.
Adds context and source-finding before the main prompt.
Explores alternatives before committing to one answer.
Breaks complex input into components and relationships.
Creates structure before details are generated.
Finds weak points after an answer is drafted.
Polishes the result for clarity, fit, and output quality.
Adds a fact-checking pass for claims and assumptions.
Adapts structure and language for discoverability.
Stats Vault
These are sample dashboard visuals inspired by the local-only Stats Vault: counters, platform bars, feature usage, and privacy export.
Total prompts
1,248
A local usage counter pattern from the Stats Vault interface.
Success rate
96%
Used as a public visual for execution quality, not a live user claim.
Day streak
14
The original dashboard tracked active days and streaks locally.
Tokens processed
842K
A sample dashboard metric for explaining the local analytics surface.
Platform usage bars
Privacy posture
Good public copy: analytics explain usefulness without implying Theodacity sees private prompt content.
Source pages
easteregg.html, onboarding.html, emporium.html
Hosted routes
/cosmos, /onboarding, /emporium
Next conversion
Move pack payloads from source unlock tables into signed bundles.