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Prompts Everywhere

Kortex lets you save a prompt once and use it in any AI chat box. A prompt is the message you type to an AI. Type a semicolon, press a key combination, or open the side panel, and Kortex puts the prompt in for you.

Typing a semicolon in a chat box opens a menu of your saved prompts

Why save your prompts?​

  • It is like a recipe box. You write the recipe once and use it again and again.
  • You stop retyping the same long message. You stop hunting through old chats to copy it.
  • The same prompts work on every AI site, so you do not need a separate list for each one.

Where are my prompts kept?​

Your prompts are the same in every place. Change one, and it changes everywhere.

  • The Library's Prompts view. This is where you write and tidy your prompts. See Prompts in the Library.
  • The dashboard's Prompts page. It shows the same list. See Prompts library.
  • The side panel's Prompts tab. Click a prompt to put it in the chat box beside the panel. Where there is no chat box, it is copied. See Prompts in the side panel.
  • The prompt panel. Press Ctrl+Shift+P (⌘⇧P on a Mac) on almost any website. On Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) the Prompts button at the end of the Kortex bar opens it too.
The Prompts button in the Kortex bar opens your saved prompts over the notebook

How do I use a saved prompt?​

  1. Type ; in a chat box and pick one. See Prompt shortcuts.
  2. Fill in a small form for prompts with blanks. See Prompts with blanks.
  3. Let Kortex offer a prompt while you type. See Prompt suggestions.
  4. Use the other ; commands, such as ;ref and ;ask. See The ; commands.
  5. Open the prompt panel or right-click on any website. See Prompts on any website.
Good to know
  • The free plan keeps 10 prompts and 5 prompt folders. Kortex Pro has no limit. See Plans.
  • On the free plan your prompts stay on this computer. On Pro they sync across your computers.
  • Editing a prompt keeps the older version, up to 10 per prompt.