Create reusable prompt templates with variable substitution and team sharing
Prompts let you save frequently used question patterns or instructions as templates and invoke them quickly with / commands.
Sharing validated prompts with your team yields consistent-quality AI responses.
In a normal chat, getting the result you want means typing long instructions from scratch every time. A prompt turns those instructions into a template once, so you can reuse it repeatedly by only changing the values in the {{variable}} parts. A well-crafted prompt can be shared across the whole team so that anyone reproduces the same quality of results.
In Workspace > Prompts, click the + New Prompt button at the top-right.
Enter title, command, and prompt content
Field
Description
Example
Title
Prompt display name
”Business Email Draft”
Command
Shortcut starting with /
email-draft
Commands can only contain lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens (-). Korean characters, spaces, and special characters are not allowed.
2
Write the prompt content
Write the prompt template. Markdown is supported.
Write a professional business email based on the following.## Writing Rules- Polite and professional tone- Clear and concise sentences- Include appropriate greeting and closing## Email Content{{content}}
3
Set variables (optional)
Use {{variable_name}} syntax to accept dynamic values.
When using the prompt, real values are substituted at the variable positions.
Write an email to {{recipient}} regarding {{purpose}}.Content: {{content}}
Variable names can be in Korean too. Examples: {{받는사람}}, {{주제}}
Typing / in the chat input shows an autocomplete list of available prompts. When you pick a prompt from the list, the entire template expands into the input and the cursor moves to the {{variable}} position.
Enter a value at the highlighted variable position.
Press Tab to move to the next variable.
Send the message once all variables are filled.
Selecting a prompt expands the template with variable placeholders
Instead of picking from the autocomplete list, type the command in full (e.g., /email-draft), add a space, and continue with your request. The prompt runs immediately using your appended text — without expanding the template. Useful for a quick one-line request instead of filling variables one by one.
/email-draft Ask the client to coordinate a meeting schedule
Typing the command directly runs it with your appended text
The examples below are templates that expand in the input when you select a starter prompt.
Email Drafting
Report Writing
Code Review
Meeting Notes
Translation
Command:/email-draft
Write a business email that meets the following conditions.- Recipient: {{recipient (e.g., client contact, team lead)}}- Purpose: {{purpose (e.g., meeting request, project status update, thank-you note)}}- Key content: {{content to convey}}- Tone: {{tone (e.g., formal, friendly business)}}---Write it in the following format:- Subject- Body (greeting → purpose → details → request/next steps → closing)- Follow Korean business email conventions.
Command:/report-summary
Summarize the following report/document for an executive briefing.{{Paste the report content or attach a file}}---Summarize in the following format:1. Executive summary (within 3 lines, graspable by executives in 30 seconds)2. Key figures/data (table format)3. Implications and suggestions (2–3)4. Risks/cautions (if any)
Command:/code-review
Review the following code.Language: {{language (e.g., Python, TypeScript, Java)}}Purpose: {{feature description}}{{Paste the code}}Review from these perspectives:1. Bugs/logic errors — potential issues2. Security — vulnerabilities like SQL injection, XSS3. Performance — unnecessary computation, N+1 queries, etc.4. Readability — naming, structure, comments5. Improvement suggestions — include revised code examplesMark severity as ●(Critical) ◐(Warning) ○(Suggestion).
Command:/meeting-minutes
Write meeting minutes based on the following meeting.## Meeting Info- Date/Time: {{date}}- Attendees: {{attendees}}- Agenda: {{agenda}}## Meeting Content{{Enter the meeting content}}---Based on the above, write minutes in the following format:1. Key discussion points (3–5 bullets)2. Decisions (finalized items)3. Action Items (table with owner and due date)4. Next meeting agenda (if any)
Command:/translate
Translate the following text.- Direction: {{Korean→English / English→Korean}}- Document type: {{technical doc / business email / marketing copy / contract}}{{Enter the text to translate}}---Follow these principles when translating:- Use industry-standard translations for technical terms- Use natural expressions that fit the context- Preserve the original tone and level of formality- For ambiguous expressions, include the original as [original: xxx]
