aiStructEdit vs Google Docs for prompts

Google Docs is the default home for draft prompts — easy sharing, comments, familiar editing. The pain starts at deployment: copy-paste into ChatGPT, reformat for Claude, lose diffs, miss contradictions.

aiStructEdit keeps the familiar editing feel but adds structure: named blocks, AI rewrite with preview, Playground compliance tests, and exports that match target systems.

From doc to production agent

Docs do not lint token budgets or show prompt dependency graphs. When your support bot or code agent misbehaves, debugging a 40-paragraph Doc is slow.

Use Docs for stakeholder review if needed; keep the canonical instruction in aiStructEdit and sync exports to your runtime.