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runprompt
Heroku for AI prompts
21 followers
Heroku for AI prompts
21 followers
Heroku for prompts. You have nailed a prompt and you want to run it on a schedule, use Runprompt. It provides MCPs, Skills, Context between runs in a KV store.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Pepe, and I built Runprompt.
I kept hitting the same wall: I'd write a prompt that did something genuinely useful — triage Sentry errors, sync Linear tickets to Slack, summarize HubSpot deals weekly — and then I'd spend 3x longer wiring up the cron job, the secrets, the container, the error handling. The prompt was the easy part. The plumbing was the job.
Runprompt fixes that. You write your prompt, connect tools (MCP servers, your own scripts, or APIs), plug in your secrets, and deploy. It runs in its own container, on demand or on a schedule. That's it.
Right now we support nine integrations — Notion, GitHub, Slack, Stripe, HubSpot, Linear, Cloudflare, Sentry, and Atlassian — with more in the pipeline. Every new account gets 200 credits to play with, and Pro gives you 2,000.
In the demo video you can see me create a prompt from scratch, set it to run every minute, and watch it pull my open GitHub issues and create a Notion page — all in under two minutes. It cost 11 credits.
I'll be here all day answering questions. I'd love to hear: what's a prompt you'd want to put on a schedule if the infrastructure wasn't in your way? That's literally what we're building for.
Ship prompts, not plumbing 🚀
Grass
This is super cool! I tried setting up an interstitial journal to help me stay productive through the day. Would love if you could make 1 schedule run free, so that it's a no brainer to try out. Definitely a cool concept. I'm curious, how do you see Runprompt solving the automations problem differently than Codex, Claude Routines etc.? For one I do appreciate that it's model agnostic, but would love to hear your thoughts.
@raunaqvaisoha Thx for the feedback! we can probably do that, one schedule run should be doable.
As for routines, it's similar really, and now all others are catching up. The way I see runprom.pt position in there is:
1. model agnostic, probably able to leverage open weight models soon which are a fraction of the cost. OAI, and Anthropic will stop subsidizing tokens very soon and cost per token is going to increase.
2. Secrets. Interestingly enough, it's not possible to have secrets in routines... for example, I connect to Datadog using a skill and pass DD_API_KEY and DD_APP_KEY from secrets, securely stored and only decripted when the prompt is running...
3. Routines (this is the one Ive tried the most) require a repo, in RP, the unit of work is the prompt itself.
Also, I'm working on a marketplace feature where ppl can create prompts and share it with the community in exchange for credits if they become successful...
Cheers.
Grass
@pepegar That sounds cool! I'd love to collab on the prompt library/marketplace. I'm working on an agent computer called @Grass and am planning on enabling automations, quickstarts would be a great way to get people's creative juices flowing. Thinking of maybe doing a hackathon to get some ideas.
@raunaqvaisoha Amazing, I'll DM u in a bit!