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
Typing the command in full and continuing with your request after a space does not expand the template. You have to select the prompt from the autocomplete list for the template to be applied.
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]
