Wiggle for Google Chrome
One prompt library that follows you across four AI assistants instead of sitting in a fifth tab.
Prompts I wanted to come back to
I built Wiggle as a side project around my day-to-day AI workflows. Alongside AI engineering, I do a lot of work with generative AI, and there's a whole world of people sharing prompts for image, video and audio models.
I'd see something on X, Reddit or in a Facebook group and want to come back to it later. The same thing happened in my own work: once I found a prompt that worked, I wanted somewhere to save it.
A notebook in the browser
Web bookmarks weren't working for me. I wanted a personalised notebook where I could quickly save prompts and workflows from my browser, then find them again when I needed them.
Wiggle became a Chrome extension for saving and managing that collection. It works across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, so I can reuse a prompt across the tools I'm working in.
Space to organise the collection
Quickly saving something is one part of it. I also wanted more room to look through what I'd collected, so Wiggle opens out into a full-page notebook.
That's where I can spend time organising prompts and workflows, adding tags and marking favourites. I can save something while I'm working and come back later to give it a proper place in the collection.
Keeping useful prompts close
For me, Wiggle is a way to keep both the prompts I discover and the ones I've worked on myself somewhere I can return to. I wanted saving and reusing them to fit naturally into the work I was already doing in my browser.
Built with: Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Chrome APIs, React
Part of the Rolling Waves work archive.