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Prompts: the library, the builder and your own drafts

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The prompts you write again and again live in one place. One button drops the right one where you are working.

  1. 01Open Prompts

    Open Prompts

    Click Prompts in the sidebar. It is there on every level. The button at the top right takes you back.

  2. 02Two sections: Make and My prompts

    Two sections: Make and My prompts

    Make: a website, a Telegram bot or a reminder. You answer simple questions and the builder writes the prompt for you. My prompts: the library of saved prompts.

    Beginner and Intermediate open on Make, Pro opens right on the library.

  3. 03From an idea to a clear brief

    From an idea to a clear brief

    At the top of My prompts is the Turn an idea into a clear brief panel. Describe what you want, click Ask me questions, answer, then Build detailed prompt.

    Copy the result with Copy prompt, send it straight to Chat, an agent or Code, or save it to the library.

    TipThe panel needs an AI connected on this Mac. Without one it points you to Settings.

  4. 04Add your own prompt

    Add your own prompt

    New prompt opens a form: Title, Prompt and Tags · comma separated. Then Save prompt.

    Prompts are saved on this Mac.

  5. 05Use a prompt

    Use a prompt

    Use puts the text where you were working: the agent composer, the chat composer or the focused terminal in Code. Then SHIPIT takes you back to that tab. You send it yourself.

    The button with two sheets copies the prompt to the clipboard.

  6. 06Search and order

    Search and order

    The most recently used prompts come first. The search above the list looks through titles, text and tags.

    The three-dot menu next to a prompt, or a right-click: Edit, Duplicate, Delete.

Tips

Questions

Does a prompt send itself?

No. Use only puts the text into the field, and you send it.

Where are prompts stored?

On this Mac. A deleted prompt is gone from the library on this Mac.

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