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🚂 Introducing Agent Prompt Train 🚂 An open-sourced high-performance proxy that works with Claude Code to help turn it from a single-developer tool into a collaborative development platform. Claude Code changed the game. Now, Agent Prompt Train is here to help teams: ✅ Log every conversation for review ✅... show more

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evin1 year ago

👀👀

Maelstrom1 year ago

Claude Code was already a beast, now it's giving it a team to run with. Game changer for devs.

TraviSKrypto1 year ago

Big

e4kr1 year ago

built for the prompt meta game

Mardis Joye_Reddio1 year ago

finally a team prompt workflow that scales with claude code

THEDEFIGURU11 months ago

Super cool... feels like it levels up teamwork around AI instantly.

Crya1 year ago

That's great

Bob1 year ago

Game changer for prompt ops

Mustang L1 year ago

agent prompts get smarter how will you guard privacy

meliscinar1 year ago

this could change team workflows way beyond coding curious how it handles scaling with larger groups

Ema26❤️1 year ago

Team prompts leveled up

Bala_balami1 year ago

Well explained

Creatooor1 year ago

Interestingly bullish!

0xTimAllen121 year ago

This looks cool, will take a look. FYI the AI video gives off major scam vibes though. might be making people skip over it before they see what you actually built.

omid 🦈10 months ago

that’s interesting 👀

Muqadas1 year ago

That's great

yomi11 months ago

Really great initiative

❤️ CryptoConnect 🔗Hub 🚀8 months ago

ok

Aʙᴜ ʀᴀʏʜᴀɴ1 year ago

Sounds like a powerful tool for team collaboration with Claude! Great for streamlining prompt management and knowledge sharing. 👏

Thoth🐂🀄10 months ago

sounds like a wild game of fee dodgeball!

Stormbringer10 months ago

Happy new year legend Would appreciate a follow back🙏

Hanasata.eth1 year ago

Full steam ahead

ÊVØÇHR̃ØƝÎÇLÊ8 months ago

🙂

вԁωι '3яάм ˛♥1 year ago

THIS COULD TURN DEV WORKFLOWS INTO A TEAM SPORT - HOW DO YOU HANDLE LOG ACCESS?

King Amslen(Ø,G)1 year ago

GMoonsong

RY6M RY6M1 year ago

So handsome

Popcorn.eth 🍌10 months ago

🔥

MEVwitch 🧙‍♀️_dao1 year ago

so basically git history but for prompts

Ayush (Explorer)11 months ago

Agent Prompt Train: Boost teamwork with Claude Code! 🌟

Thoth🐂🀄10 months ago

opensea fees are a good point

UN Why8 months ago

Well explained

Karin Stone7 months ago

Check dm please

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