prompt-evolution

See the prompts that actually work for you — as data

Every AI coding session lands in one local store. See which prompts led to good results — entirely on your Mac.

Local only · nothing leaves your Mac · Mac App Store

zsh — promptlint

$ promptlint scan ~/.claude/projects

// demo fixture — not real data

✓ indexed 1,204 sessions

✓ found 12 top prompt patterns

> "state a hypothesis, then verify with evidence"

87% success rate · used 34x

● local only · processed

01 — How it works

One place for every chat log

Session logs from Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more land in a single local SQLite store. Search across them without another backup tool.

The fingerprint of prompts that work

Pattern analysis on which prompts led to good results. See "your own style" as data.

Local first

Chat logs live only in a local SQLite store on your Mac by default. If you enable the optional AI classification and improvement features, only the relevant prompt text is sent to OpenAI and Anthropic. Delete the .db file any time to start fresh.

02 — Screens

Screen for pasting in a chat log
Paste your chat
Screen showing AI-suggested prompt improvements
Improvement tips
Screen showing a suggested prompt rewrite
Suggested rewrite
Screen showing prompt growth statistics
Progress stats

03 — Data & pricing

Collects personal data Yes
Uses network Yes
Stored on-device AI coding chat logs (SQLite) · App settings
Third-party services OpenAI API (prompt classification — optional, only when the user configures an API key) · Anthropic API (prompt improvement suggestions — optional, only when the user configures an API key)
Ads / in-app purchase No / No

04 — FAQ

Do my prompts or code ever leave my Mac?

No. All analysis happens locally; prompt content, code, and file paths never leave your machine. Only if you explicitly enable the optional AI improvement feature is that prompt sent to Anthropic's Claude API.

How do I turn off anonymous telemetry?

PromptLint → Settings → Privacy → Disable anonymous usage telemetry. It takes effect immediately, no restart needed, and disabling it does not affect any functionality.

Where is my data stored, and how do I delete it?

History lives in ~/.promptlint/history.db and settings in ~/Library/Application Support/PromptLint/config.json. Delete those two files to remove all data.

Which AI tools' logs are supported?

Session logs from Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other major AI coding tools are collected into a single local store.