Launch a session from a saved prompt
Super Prompts keep your best long prompts in a library, so you can launch an agent with one in a click.
A Super Prompt is a long, ready-to-run prompt you keep in a library, so you never retype it. Pick one and Yardmaster starts a new session with it already sent.
Launch a session from a prompt#
Press Shift plus Command plus P⇧⌘PCtrl plus Shift plus PCtrlShiftP, or click More toolbar items (the three dots) in the toolbar and choose Super Prompts.
Type in Search your prompts..., or click Open the library to look through every prompt by tag.
Click a prompt to read it on the right.
Under Launch into, pick the project the session should start in.
Click Launch Session.
The new session opens with the prompt as your first message, and the agent starts working on it.
Some prompts open with the agent's first questions already showing, marked as pre-loaded in the list. You can answer right away, and the agent only starts once you reply.
Save your own prompt#
In the Super Prompts window, click New Prompt.
Give it a Title and a short Summary, and paste the prompt itself into Body.
Click Create.
Your prompts are saved in Yardmaster on this computer. To change one, click the pencil next to it in the list. To keep it at the top, click Pin prompt. Delete prompt asks first, then offers Undo for a few seconds.
Not sure which prompt fits?#
Click Help Me Choose, type what you need help with, and click Find a prompt. A new session starts in the background (click View on the message that appears to open it). It asks you a few questions and recommends prompts from your library, each with a link that opens it. If nothing fits, it offers to write a new prompt with you.
What is in the library at first. A new install comes with a set of interview prompts (for example Career & Work History and Goals & Vision) that help an agent get to know you. Everything else is what you save.
Short Version and Full Prompt. The preview shows the prompt's description and its full text on separate tabs. Copy raw prompt copies the text to paste somewhere else.
Stock first response. When you save a prompt, the optional Stock first response box holds the agent's opening questions. Filling it in makes the prompt pre-loaded.
From Quick Launch. Quick Launch has a Super Prompts tab too: see Quick Launch.
Related
- Chain steps into a recipeA recipe is a list of steps your agents work through in order, such as gather, check, then report. Save it once and run it whenever you like, or on a schedule.
- Save replies you type oftenQuick replies are saved messages you drop into any chat with Alt+S or send with a number key.