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The Prompts section lets you create, organize, and manage your own reusable prompts. Build your personal library of prompts that you can quickly insert into agents without rewriting them each time.
Looking for prompt configuration details? This guide covers managing prompts in the UI. For YAML configuration, prompt templates, variables, and advanced features, see the Prompt Configuration reference.
Prompts Library

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Interface Overview

The Prompts page has three panels:

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Left: Categories

Organize your prompts into categories:
  • Create custom categories
  • Filter prompts by category
Prompt Categories

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Middle: Prompt List

View all prompts in the selected category

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Right: Prompt Editor

Create and edit prompt content:
  • Write your prompt text
  • Add metadata
  • Save and manage versions
Prompts Panel

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Creating Your First Prompt

1

Create a Category

Click Add Category in the categories sidebar
Prompt Category
Give it a name like “Customer Support” or “Data Extraction”
2

Create a Prompt

Click New Prompt button at the topThis creates a new prompt in the selected category
3

Write Your Prompt

In the editor panel:
  • Give it a descriptive name
  • Write the prompt text
  • Add any notes or examples
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Save

Click Save to add it to your library

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Using Prompts in Your Agents

Reference saved prompts in your agent YAML using template variable syntax: 
agents:
  - name: "support_agent"
    agent_type: "llm_agent"
    prompt_config:
      system_prompt: "{{ prompts.my_support_prompt }}"
Or use the + button in Playground to insert prompts directly into your YAML.
Advanced prompt features: For YAML syntax, template variables, and dynamic prompts, see the Prompt Configuration reference.

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Organizing Your Prompts

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Create Categories

Organize prompts by use case:
  • Customer Support: Ticket handling, FAQ responses
  • Data Extraction: Resume parsing, invoice processing
  • Content Generation: Blog posts, marketing copy
  • Code Review: Quality checks, security analysis
  • Analysis: Sentiment, classification, moderation

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Category Management

Add Category: Click the button in categories sidebar Edit Category: Click edit next to category name Delete Category: Prompts move to “Uncategorized”

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Writing Effective Prompts

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Be Specific

Bad example: 
You are a helpful assistant.
Good example: 
You are a customer support agent for SaaS billing.
Provide clear responses including:
- Account status
- Next steps  
- Resolution timeline

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Include Examples

Show expected output format: 
Extract contact info from text.

Example:
Input: "John Smith at [email protected], 555-1234"
Output: {"name": "John Smith", "email": "[email protected]", "phone": "555-1234"}

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Set Boundaries

You are a technical support agent.

Rules:
- Never make up information
- Never share credentials
- Escalate if uncertain

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Managing Prompts

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Edit a Prompt

  1. Select prompt from the list
  2. Make changes in the editor
  3. Click Save

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Delete a Prompt

  1. Select the prompt
  2. Click Delete button
  3. Confirm deletion
Deleting a prompt cannot be undone

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Reuse Across Agents

Once saved, prompts can be:
  • Inserted into multiple agents
  • Updated in one place
  • Versioned and tracked

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Example Prompts to Create

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Customer Support Classifier

Classify support tickets as: technical, billing, or general.
Provide category and priority (low/medium/high).

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Resume Parser

Extract: name, email, phone, years of experience, skills, education.
Format as JSON.

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Content Moderator

Review content for policy violations.
Return: safe/questionable/unsafe with reasoning.

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Code Reviewer

Review code for:
- Best practices
- Security issues
- Performance problems

Provide specific suggestions.

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Tips for Building Your Library

Start with common tasks: Create prompts for tasks you do repeatedly
Use descriptive names: “Support Ticket Classifier” not “Prompt 1”
Add context in categories: Group related prompts together
Iterate and improve: Update prompts based on agent performance

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What’s Next?

Prompt Configuration

YAML syntax, template variables, and advanced features

Playground

Test your prompts in the Playground