Add Flask prompts-bot scaffold and prompts index - #15
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Adds a minimal Flask-based prompts API (bot) under bot/ with endpoints to list, search, and fetch prompt contents. Includes requirements and usage README. The app reads the generated zetalib_prompts_index.json to power search and browsing. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Why
Provide a lightweight HTTP API to browse and search the repository's prompts so the content library can be used as a local prompts-serving bot.
What it does
Approach
The Flask app loads zetalib_prompts_index.json at startup and performs simple substring searches over path, excerpt, and category. The /prompts/ endpoint returns the prompt file content for convenience. This is intentionally small and easy to run locally.
Notes and considerations
Testing