Allow Users to Edit Prompt Variables via Input Fields #840
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#Adding new Feature
Background:
While using pre-defined prompts, it is easy to forget which parts need to be filled out by the user. This can lead to incomplete or incorrect prompts. By replacing variables with editable input fields, users will have a clearer and more intuitive way to modify the necessary values without missing any placeholders.
Description:
Currently, prompt variables are defined using the format ${Variable Name: Default Value}. These placeholders should be replaced with editable input fields, allowing users to modify values dynamically instead of manually editing the text.
Proposed Solution:
Parse the prompt text to detect variables in the ${Variable Name: Default Value} format.
Replace each detected variable with an input field, pre-filled with the default value.
Ensure real-time updates so that changes reflect instantly in the final prompt preview.