prompt-profile 0.1.3 → 0.1.5
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- package/README.md +189 -43
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- package/dist/prompts/merge.md +18 -0
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- package/dist/prompts/translate.md +18 -4
- package/package.json +6 -3
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# prompt-profile
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personal profile.
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with the `claude` or `codex` CLI you are already logged in to, and get a personal profile report.
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Reading, cleaning, redaction and the report happen locally; the selected, redacted prompts are sent
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through that CLI to its model service and use your subscription quota (no API key).
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[Sample HTML report](https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/sample-report.html)
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· [Sample profile JSON](
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· [Sample profile JSON](https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/sample-profile.json) (all sample data is hand-written and fictional;
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###
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### Example reports
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- [Full report](https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/full/report.html): what you see on your own machine, with
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- [Full report](https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/full/report.html): what you see on your own machine, with prompt
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quotes, suggested rewrites, project names, exact dates and fun facts.
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- [Shareable report](https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/without-personal/report.html): the same profile rendered with
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`--exclude personal`: no quotes, rewrites or fun facts, projects shown as "Project A, B…",
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dates by month. This is what you would post publicly.
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in both the report and card, including generated identity text. The full report
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<a href="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/full/report.html"><img src="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/full/card.png" width="420" alt="Classic card"></a><br>
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<a href="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/full/report.html">Classic</a> (default)
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<a href="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/signal/report.html"><img src="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/signal/card.png" width="420" alt="Signal card"></a><br>
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<a href="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/signal/report.html">Signal</a>
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<a href="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/afterhours/report.html"><img src="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/afterhours/card.png" width="420" alt="Afterhours card"></a><br>
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<a href="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/afterhours/report.html">Afterhours</a>
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<a href="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/studio/report.html"><img src="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/studio/card.png" width="420" alt="Studio card"></a><br>
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<a href="https://erictsai83.github.io/prompt-profile/demo/studio/report.html">Studio</a>
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● Range: last 3m · 2026-07-28 → 2026-10-28
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No sampling: every chunk is analysed
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Read, cleaned and redacted on this computer; the report and analysis cache are written only here.
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