Prompt (Prompt Editor)

Prompts help users get high-quality, tailored outputs from AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, and others.

Core Field: The Prompt Editor

The Prompt Editor is a specialized workspace for creating reusable, executable AI instructions. Unlike a common text area, it supports dynamic placeholders, rich text formatting, and structured execution, allowing the same prompt to be reused across Public Pages, AI Agents, and Automation Workflows.

What Is ?

The Prompt Editor is where prompts are designed, parameterized, and prepared for execution.

It transforms static text into interactive templates that request only the required information at runtime.

Why it exists

Without structure, prompts become:

• Hard to reuse

• Hard to scale

• Hard to standardize

The Prompt Editor solves this by:

• Enforcing explicit inputs

• Reducing prompt duplication

• Enabling prompt-driven UX (forms, agents, automations)

How to create one ?

Use the create button on the left sidebar to create a prompt element.

Follow the tutorial in Creating and Customizing: Prompt

Core Concepts

Dynamic Placeholders (#)

Dynamic placeholders are the foundation of the Prompt Editor.

Placeholder Examples:

• #WorkSchedule

• #PrioritiesList

• #SelfCareActivities

• #HobbiesList

• #DaysToSpendWithLovedOnes

• #FunActivitiesList

About Add placeholders

When a user clicks Use Prompt:

• A dynamic form is generated

• Each placeholder becomes a field

• Only required inputs are requested

This ensures:

• Faster execution

• Less cognitive load

• Consistent results

Formatting Toolbar

Structure is critical for AI comprehension. The editor includes a markdown-compatible toolbar to organize your instructions visually and logically.

• Headings

• Bold / Italic / Underline

• Lists (ordered and unordered)

• Blockquotes

• Code blocks

• Links

Toolbar

Formatting is preserved during execution and improves prompt clarity.

• Text Styles: Use Bold or Italic to emphasize key constraints or instructions to the AI.

• Lists: Utilize bullet points or numbered lists to break down complex tasks into steps.

• Code Blocks: distinct sections for code snippets or rigid examples that the AI should analyze.

Create a dynamic prompt

1

Create a Prompt

2

Open the Prompt Editor

3

Write your instruction normally

4

Replace variables with placeholders

Trigger a prompt

1

Go to the public view

2

Find the "Use Prompt" Box and click on the button

3

Now use the inputs to replace the placeholder contents

4

Send or Copy your parsed prompt content