wtf is e-prompt?

e-prompt is a small Windows application written in C++ for people who write prompts for Stable Diffusion, the AI image generation tool. Stable Diffusion prompts are often long lists of comma separated words and phrases, sometimes with parentheses used to give certain words extra weight or emphasis. As these prompt lists grow, they can become messy, with duplicate terms, mismatched parentheses, and inconsistent ordering that makes them harder to read and edit. This tool takes a prompt and cleans it up automatically. It sorts the terms in the prompt both by their assigned weight and alphabetically, checks that every opening parenthesis has a matching closing one, and removes any duplicate entries so the same word or phrase does not appear twice. The result is a tidier, more consistent prompt that is easier to review and reuse. The README for this project is very short and does not go into detail about installation steps, build instructions, or exact usage commands. It includes only the project description and a screenshot of the application's interface, which appears to be a simple window where a prompt can be entered and processed. Because the project is written in C++ and described as a Windows application, it is likely built and run as a native Windows executable rather than a cross platform tool, though the README does not confirm the specific build tools or dependencies required. This is a small, single purpose utility rather than a full framework or library, aimed at Stable Diffusion users who want to keep their prompt text organized. Anyone wanting to use it would likely need to check the repository's source files directly for build instructions, since the README itself does not provide them.