Prompts: save your best asks
Turn a recurring question or instruction into a saved message you insert, adapt and send.
A prompt is a saved ask — a question or instruction you use again and again, inserted into the message box with one click. It lands as an editable message, not a sent one, so you can adapt names, dates or details before pressing Enter.
When a prompt earns its place
You ask the same carefully worded question across projects: "Where do participants disagree most strongly, and has anything shifted since the last session?" Reconstructed from memory, the wording drifts — and with it the answers. Saved as a prompt, every project gets exactly the question that works, and the answers stay comparable.
Good candidates: any ask you have typed three times, instructions with hard-won phrasing ("always quote the strongest counter-argument"), and standard openers your team should use.
Insert a prompt
- Click the + button below the message box and expand Library → Prompts.
- Pick a prompt — its text drops into the message box.
- Adjust whatever needs adjusting, then send.
Faster with the keyboard: type / at the start of the message box and filter your prompts by name.
Save a new prompt
Just got a great answer? Save the ask that produced it: open the + menu, choose Add to library... at the end of the Library section, and pick the prompt type. Paste the message verbatim — the phrasing that worked is the asset.
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Last updated: 2026-07-13
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