Add PromptLab to Prompt Management and Testing#74
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PromptLab is a zero-dependency Python CLI tool for testing and comparing LLM prompts with template variables, YAML configs, and cost tracking. GitHub: https://github.com/vesper-astrena/promptlab
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Added PromptLab to the Prompt Management and Testing section.
PromptLab is a zero-dependency Python CLI for testing and comparing LLM prompts:
{{variable}}placeholders)It fits alongside tools like Promptfoo and Better Prompt as a lightweight, terminal-based prompt testing tool.
Happy to adjust the description or placement if needed!