# Prompt Library

[Access Prompt Library](#access-prompt-library)

[Prompt Library Features](#prompt-library-features)

[Categorize, Share and Delete Prompt](#categorize-share-and-delete-prompt)

## Access Prompt Library

You can open the Prompt Library in two ways:

1. **From the chat bar**: Type **`/`** or click the **Prompt Library icon** next to the input box. Search prompts by **name** or **command,** then hit **Enter** to run.

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2\. **From the righ Side Panel**: Click the Side Panel toggle on the right side of the screen. Go to **Prompts → Manage**.

## Manage Prompt Library

### ▼ **Filter Prompts**

Search by **prompt name** to quickly find what you need.

### ➕ Create Reusable Prompt

* Click **Create Prompt, that will lead you to a Prompt creation space**. Fill in:
* **Prompt name**
* **Text:** The prompt content\
  Tip: Use `{{variables}}` and commands to build powerful, dynamic prompts for consistent results.
* **Description** *(Optional)*&#x20;
* **Command** for quick access *(Optional)*&#x20;

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### 🗂️ Categorize, Share and Delete Prompt&#x20;

Click any prompt in the left panel to perform actions:

* **Categorize prompts:** Organize your library by assigning prompts to relevant categories (e.g., “Idea", "Writing”, "Learning").
* **Share prompts:** Collaborate seamlessly by sharing prompts with your team or other users.
* **Delete prompts:** Removing prompts you no longer need.

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