Prompt shortcuts
Ten numbered phrases you send to the active agent with one key — "commit and push", "run the tests", "keep going" — global or scoped to a single project.
You retype the same instructions all day: commit and push, run the tests, keep going, write it in French. Prompt shortcuts turn each one into a number.
How they work
Up to ten numbered shortcuts. Click a number — or use its key — and the phrase goes into the active agent’s prompt.
Each shortcut has:
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Phrase | The text sent to the agent, e.g. commit and push |
| Short label | Optional display name, so the button reads commit rather than the whole phrase |
| Send | Insert and press Enter, instead of only inserting |
Leave Send off for anything you usually complete by hand, and on for the ones that are always identical.
Global or per project
A shortcut is either Global (available in every project, badge G) or scoped to the current project (badge P).
The split that works in practice: global shortcuts for habits that never change — run the tests, commit and push, explain what you just did — and project shortcuts for the vocabulary of one codebase: rebuild the Tauri app, regenerate the locale files, follow the brief in docs/brief.md.
Reordering
Shortcuts are reordered with move-up and move-down, and the numbers follow. Keep the three you use hourly in positions 1–3; muscle memory does the rest.
Where they fit
Shortcuts act on the prompt of the currently active agent, so they compose with everything else: pick the session on the dashboard, attach a screenshot, fire shortcut 2 to send it with your standard instruction.
Frequently asked
- How many shortcuts can I have?
- Up to ten, numbered so each one is a single click or keystroke away.
- Does a shortcut send immediately?
- Only if you tick Send. Otherwise the phrase is inserted into the prompt so you can add a detail before pressing Enter.