Getting Started

Explore the basics of Prompt Engineers with this quick-start guide, designed to get your AI-powered workflow up and running in no time. Learn to create, integrate, and automate with ease.

Registering a New Account

Step 1: Accessing the Sign-Up Page

To create a new account, navigate to the Prompt Engineers website and locate the "Register" option on the top right corner of the homepage. Clicking this will direct you to the registration page.

Step 2: Filling Out the Registration Form

You will see a form requesting your personal information:

• First Name: Enter your given name.

• Last Name: Enter your surname.

• Email Address: Provide a valid email address. This will be used for account verification and communication.

• Password: Choose a secure password for your account.

• Confirm Password: Re-enter your password to confirm it.

Step 3: Submitting the Form

After filling in the required fields, click the "Register" button to submit your information.

Step 4: Email Verification

Post-registration, check the inbox of the email address you provided. You will receive an email from Prompt Engineers with a verification link. Click this link to activate your account.

Note: If you do not see the email, check your spam or junk mail folders.

Logging In to Your Account

Step 1: Accessing the Login Page

After verifying your email, go to the Prompt Engineers website and click on the "Login" option at the top right corner. This will take you to the login page.

Step 2: Entering Your Credentials

On the login page, enter the following details:

• Email Address: The email address you registered with.

• Password: The password you created during registration.

You can also choose to check the "Remember me" box for easier access in future sessions.

Step 3: Logging In

Click the "Login" button to access your account. If the information is correct, you will be directed to your dashboard.

Step 4: Account Recovery

If you have forgotten your password, click the "Forgot password?" link. Follow the prompts to reset your password.

Note: Password recovery requires access to your registered email.

Step 1: Navigating to Settings

Once logged into your Prompt Engineers account, access the settings by clicking on your profile icon in the upper right corner of the interface. A dropdown menu will appear. Select "Account Settings" to proceed to the settings page.

Step 2: Opening Environment Variables Tab

Inside the settings, you will find multiple tabs such as Profile, Password, Env, Access, and Plan. Click on the "Env" tab to manage your environment variables.

Adding Environment Variables

Step 1: Navigating to Settings

Once logged into your Prompt Engineers account, access the settings by clicking on your profile icon in the upper right corner of the interface. A dropdown menu will appear. Select "Account Settings" to proceed to the settings page.

Step 2: Opening Environment Variables Tab

Inside the settings, you will find multiple tabs such as Profile, Password, Env, Access, and Plan. Click on the "Env" tab to manage your environment variables.

Adding a New Environment Variable

Step 1: Create New Variable

Click on the "New Env Variable" button located typically at the top of the list of existing environment variables.

Step 2: Filling Out the Details

A modal window will appear, prompting you to enter the details for the new variable:

• Select variable name: Choose the appropriate name for your variable from the dropdown list.

• Enter variable value: Input the value for the variable. If this is an API key or sensitive data, make sure it is correct as it will be encrypted.

Step 3: Saving the Variable

After entering the required details, click on the "Create" button to save the new environment variable.

Required Environment Variables

If an environment variable is required for a specific function within the app:

• A modal will automatically appear prompting you to input the variable.

• You must enter the API Key or value needed for that particular variable.

Security Note

All environment variables are encrypted at rest for security. This ensures that sensitive information such as API keys and access tokens are protected.

Environment Variables

Name	Description
OPENAI_API_KEY	Required to make calls with OpenAI Token
GH_TOKEN	This token is used to authenticate against your GitHub account for actions that require GitHub API access, such as repository management and code uploads.
GITLAB_TOKEN	A personal access token for GitLab, used to authenticate with GitLab services for repository management, issue tracking, and CI/CD processes.
NOTION_API_KEY	This key is used to authenticate and interact with Notion's API, allowing for integration with Notion's database and page functionality.
PINECONE_KEY	Your unique API key for authenticating requests to Pinecone services, which is essential for operations related to vector databases.
PINECONE_INDEX	The name of the default index used in Pinecone, which organizes and allows for the efficient retrieval of vector embeddings.
PINECONE_ENV	Specifies the environment for your Pinecone instance, allowing the application to interact with the appropriate deployment environment.
CLOUDFLARE_AUTH_EMAIL	The email address associated with your Cloudflare account, used in conjunction with your API key to manage DNS and web security services.
CLOUDFLARE_AUTH_KEY	Your Cloudflare API key, which is used to programmatically make changes to your Cloudflare settings.
DIGITALOCEAN_TOKEN	An access token for DigitalOcean's API, enabling the automation of server provisioning and management tasks on DigitalOcean.
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS	A JSON file containing your Google service account's credentials, used to authenticate and gain access to Google APIs.
OLLAMA_BASE_URL	The base URL for the Ollama service, which your application will use to make API calls to Ollama's machine learning model deployment platform.
VERCEL_TOKEN	An authentication token for Vercel, allowing you to deploy applications, invoke serverless functions, and manage resources within Vercel's ecosystem.