Saving Prompts
Saving and reusing prompts
If you've written a prompt that produced great output, save it. You can run it again any time, share it with teammates, or build a personal library of "this works" prompts.
How to save a prompt
There are two ways:
From the chat
After you've written a prompt that produced good output, click the bookmark / save icon next to the prompt and give it a name. It's saved to your prompt library.
From the Advanced page
Some workspaces also have a Prompts section under Advanced in the side nav.
- Click Advanced → Prompts → Create.
- Type or paste the prompt.
- Add
@-tags for any brand data you want it to pull (Customer profiles, Products, Writing styles, etc.). The tags will resolve to current data each time the prompt runs. - Click Create.
Using a saved prompt
In the chat composer, click the bookmark icon to open your saved prompts. Click any prompt to insert it into the chat input. Then click Send.
You can also @-tag a saved prompt: type @, pick Prompt, and choose the one you want.
Managing your prompts
Open the prompts list and click the action menu on any prompt to:
- Open in chat — insert it into a fresh chat
- Copy — duplicate it for editing
- Create a link — share the prompt with a teammate
- Edit — refine the prompt
- Delete — remove it permanently
Tips for great reusable prompts
- Use
@-tags inside your saved prompts. A prompt like "Create an Instagram caption for@Customer profileabout@Product" stays useful forever — even when you add new profiles or products, it always picks the latest. - Name prompts by job-to-be-done. "3 IG captions — product launch" is better than "untitled prompt 14".
- Keep them small and modular. One prompt = one job. Combine prompts in chains rather than building one giant prompt that does everything.
- Iterate. Edit prompts when you find a phrasing that works better. Old chats keep the old version intact.
Sharing a prompt with a teammate
Click Create a link in the action menu. Anyone with that link who's part of your team can run the prompt — useful for handing off work or onboarding new marketers.
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Updated: May 2026
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