How do I write and edit my own prompts?
Press New prompt on My Palette, write a title and the prompt, with what changes each time in square brackets, then edit, duplicate or delete it from its row.
Open Prompts, stay on My Palette, and press New prompt. Give it a title you will search for, write the prompt, and save it.
#Write one
- Press New prompt.
- In Title, write what you will search for, such as
Review this pull request. - In The prompt, write it as you would paste it. Put anything you fill in each time in square brackets, like
[client name]. - Add a summary, a category and tags if you like. They make it easier to find, and the category is what the palette’s filter offers.
- Press Save prompt.
You should now see
It is on My Palette, and searching for a word from its title in the palette finds it.
#Look after the ones you have
- Edit, the pencil on its row, opens it in the same editor, where the button reads Save changes.
- Duplicate, from the row’s menu, makes a copy to change without touching the original.
- Delete, the bin, asks once before it goes.
- Copy puts the prompt on the clipboard without opening the palette.
A picture for the card
The editor can hold a featured image. It is what the prompt’s card shows in the grid, and what the palette shows beside it, which makes a long list quicker to scan.
Limits
Your prompts are stored and searched on this computer only. They do not sync between your computers, and nothing you write is ever sent anywhere.