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The Supercharge chrome extension for is now available! 🔦 select a component -> pinpoint specific aspects you want to change 🎙️ talk to Bolt -> speedy prompting 📚 prompt library -> battle-tested prompts ☑️ go-live checklist -> tasks & prompts link👇

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skippy1 year ago

takes seconds to install and is FREE

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Rickyticky Bobbywobbin1 year ago

INTRODUCING: Agentic Security - LLM Security Scanner! 🔍 🔑 Features: Scans for prompt injections, jailbreaking & more. Provides detailed reports & options to customize attack rules. 🔗access the GitHub Link ↓

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Gabe Fletcher1 year ago

Skippy! Please submit to have this listed on !

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skippy1 year ago

submitted, thanks

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Morgan Linton1 year ago

This is amazing Skippy - thank you so much for doing this!

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skippy1 year ago

Cheers Morgan! More great features lined up for release v soon.

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Htm10_1 year ago

I love the work! It would be great if we could upload our own prompts ;)

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skippy1 year ago

next week 💪

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skippy1 year ago

free to use and can be used with any @boltdotnew plan

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baseman1 year ago

installed , let try the magic

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skippy1 year ago

lfg ⚡️

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