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Overview
Quick Prompt keeps reusable prompts in a browser extension and makes them available from web page text fields. Users can bring up a prompt picker with /p or a keyboard shortcut, then insert a selected prompt without repeatedly copying it from notes or documents.
It is useful for people who reuse prompt templates across websites and want a lightweight library with organization, variables, and backup or sync options. The project supports Chrome and Firefox, with builds also described for Edge-compatible Chrome extensions.
Key Features
- Create, edit, categorize, and tag a personal prompt library.
- Trigger a prompt picker from web page inputs with
/por a configurable keyboard shortcut. - Insert prompts that include
{{variable}}placeholders, filling in values when selected. - Save selected webpage text as a prompt using a keyboard shortcut or context menu.
- Search and filter saved prompts.
- Export and import prompt libraries as JSON, with merge or overwrite options.
- Sync through WebDAV, Notion databases, or Gitee/GitHub Gist.
Use Cases
- AI users can keep frequently reused instructions ready while working across web-based tools.
- Writers and researchers can turn useful text found online into reusable prompt entries.
- Teams or individuals with prompt libraries can organize entries by category and tags, then back them up or sync them.
- Users with templates that need per-task details can define variables and fill them in when inserting a prompt.
Getting Started
Install Quick Prompt from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons. For source builds, the README describes using pnpm install followed by pnpm dev or pnpm build. See the repository README for setup and usage details.
Considerations
- Using the extension on websites requires browser extension permissions and compatibility with the target page's input fields.
- Sync requires configuring an external service such as WebDAV, Notion, or Gist; the README does not describe a built-in hosted sync service.
- Prompt data can be exported as JSON for local backup or migration.
- The repository is MIT-licensed and is not archived.
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