A shared home for your team’s AI workflows

Good work.
Worth repeating.

Turn your team’s best prompts into versioned workflows, ready to use in your existing AI assistant.

Setup guides for your assistant

CursorClaudeVS CodeCodexChatGPT

Requires an assistant that supports remote MCP. Some apps require a paid plan or admin approval; assistant costs are separate.

From a good prompt to a team habit

Write it once. Use it together.

  1. 01

    Publish a workflow

    Give it a name and write the instructions. Add questions when the task needs context.

  2. 02

    Connect your assistant

    Open Connect in your workspace, choose your AI app and follow its authorization steps.

  3. 03

    Use it by name

    Ask your assistant to use the workflow. Invite colleagues so they can use the same published version.

Less copy and paste. More consistency.

One place to keep
your team’s know-how.

A useful prompt should be easy to find, easy to improve and easy to share with the right people.

A current version everyone can use

Save changes as a draft. Publish when they’re ready. Your assistant receives the latest published instructions.

Access that follows your team

Invite people by email. Choose admins and employees. Remove access when a colleague leaves.

A record of what was delivered

See who activated a workflow and which version they received in your workspace’s Activity page.

A few useful answers.

Is it free?

Yes. You can create a workspace, publish workflows and invite colleagues for free. No payment details are required for this launch.

What is a workflow?

A set of instructions for your AI assistant: a review process, a writing brief, a checklist or a repeatable task. Give it a name, write the prompt and publish it. You can add questions for the assistant to ask before using it.

Which assistants can I connect?

Connect has setup instructions for Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex, Claude and ChatGPT. Your assistant must support remote MCP. Hosted assistants need a public HTTPS URL, and custom connectors may require a paid plan or workspace administrator. Setup guides do not guarantee support on every app version or plan; assistant subscriptions are separate.

Who can see our workflows?

Company workflows are available to active members of your workspace. A private workflow is hidden from other active members, including admins. If its author is suspended or leaves, workspace admins can recover and reassign it. Workflows are not listed in a public catalog.

What happens when we update a workflow?

Published updates become the current version. Saved drafts stay separate, so colleagues keep using the last published version until you publish again.

Does PromptMaster run the AI?

Your assistant runs the instructions. PromptMaster delivers the published workflow and records its activation, including the member and version. An activation shows that instructions were delivered; it does not prove the assistant completed the task.

What happens when a colleague leaves?

An admin can remove their workspace membership. Their connector access is revoked, while previous activity remains available to the team. Instructions they already received cannot be taken back.

Start with one workflow.

You already have the know-how. Give your team a place to use it.

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