When are Notion or Google Docs enough?
They are enough for a small personal collection, exploratory notes or general documentation. Their strength is flexibility, not prompt governance.
- Good for brainstorming.
- Simple for documenting examples.
- Limited for repeated execution with variables.
What is missing when usage grows?
When several people use prompts, limitations show up: competing versions, unclear permissions, sensitive copy-paste and no structured execution layer.
- Hard to know which version is approved.
- Variables are not controlled.
- Client context gets mixed with generic prompts.
When should teams move to Do Prompt?
The move makes sense when prompts contribute to production, customer quality or repeatable team workflows.
- Prompts shared across multiple roles.
- Need to reuse business context.
- Need to protect methods and sensitive information.
