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Adding a prompt to the prompt library

If you want to reuse a prompt you have written before, go to the prompt in a chat, hover over it, and save it by clicking on the + icon. You must choose a folder where you want to save your prompt and give it a name.

Alternatively, you can go directly to the library and click Add Prompts in the upper right corner. Here, you can enter the prompt’s name and the actual prompt and specify where to publish it.

You can add variables to a prompt to work more quickly and easily with placeholders and customize a general prompt to your situation. It also provides ideas what other users should fill out in your prompt to receive the best results possible.

Simply add {{ }}and your variable name inbetween. Alternatively, you can click on the button in the bottom left corner.

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Using a prompt in a chat:

To use prompts from the prompt library, you can either click on any prompt in the library. This will open a new, empty chat with the prompt already in the prompt input field. You can change the prompt to fit your specific situation or replace placeholders.

Another way to use a prompt is to type / in a chat. If you type /, a list opens with all possible prompts. You can click on a prompt you want to use or type a prompt and filter the list through that.

When using the prompt in a chat, the user is asked to fill out the field with the value in the individual situation.

Advanced tip: You can combine assistants with prompts from the prompt library. If you have an assistant where you always follow a series of steps, you can save the steps in the library and then execute the steps one by one in the assistant chat.