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Sharing Prompts
AICamp lets you share your Prompt Library folders with specific people, groups, or your entire workspace.
This makes it easy to distribute reusable prompts across teams and encourage collective knowledge-building.
How to Share a Prompt Library Folder
Go to the
Prompt Library
in the left sidebar
Hover over the folder you want to share
Click the
three-dot menu (⋮)
next to the folder
Select
“Share Prompt Library”
Share Settings Dialog
When you click
“Share Prompt Library”
, a pop-up will appear where you can manage access:
Search People or Groups
Start typing a teammate’s name or a group (like “Marketing”) to share directly with them.
Workspace Access
Use the dropdown to allow or restrict access at the
workspace level
.
Options include:
No Access
View Only
(Additional levels if configured)
People & Groups List
You’ll see who already has access and their roles (e.g., “Owner”).
Things to Know
Shared folders remain editable only by the
owner
unless editing is explicitly allowed.
Anyone with access can
view and use
the prompts inside the shared folder.
You can
change or remove access
at any time by opening the same share dialog.
Best Practices
Use
group sharing
(e.g. Engineering, Design) for repeatable workflows
Share with the
workspace
for commonly used prompts (like brand voice or templates or communication stratagy)
Add
clear titles and descriptions
to make shared prompts easy to understand
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