Overview
The My Prompt Library is a powerful feature in Bramework that helps you save, organize, and reuse your favorite writing prompts and instructions. Think of it as your personal collection of writing templates that can supercharge your content creation process.
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8. FAQs
What is My Prompt Library?
My Prompt Library is your centralized hub for storing and managing writing prompts that you can use across Bramework's AI-powered tools. It consists of two main sections:
My Prompts: Your personal collection of custom prompts
Template Library: Pre-made prompts created by Bramework experts for various use cases
Benefits of Using Prompt Library
🚀 Save Time: Reuse successful prompts instead of rewriting them
📈 Consistency: Maintain consistent tone and style across your content
🎯 Better Results: Use proven prompts that deliver quality outputs
🔧 Customization: Tailor prompts to your specific needs and brand voice
📚 Organization: Keep all your prompts organized by category
Accessing My Prompt Library
You can access My Prompt Library from multiple locations throughout Bramework:
1. From the Post Builder
When working on a blog post, look for the "Browse Prompts" button in the Instructions tab.
2. From the Chat Interface
Click the "Prompts" button next to the attachment icon in the chat input area.
3. From AI Writing Tools
Access prompts from various AI tools:
First Draft Pro
Find the prompt button next to the "Call to Action" button.
Rewrite Generator
Look for the "Browse Prompts" button above the instructions textarea.
Summary Generator
Access prompts above the instructions field.
Social Media Content Generator
Find the prompt button near the instructions area.
Managing Your Prompts
Creating a New Prompt
1. Click the "Add Prompt" button in My Prompt Library
2. Fill in the following fields:
Prompt Name: Give your prompt a descriptive name (e.g., "Blog Post Introduction")
Category: Select the appropriate category (Writing, Technical, Marketing, etc.)
Template: Enter your prompt text. Use [placeholders] for variable parts
Description (optional): Add notes about when/how to use this prompt
Example Prompt Template
Write a compelling introduction for a blog post about [topic].
The introduction should:
- Hook the reader with an interesting fact or question
- Briefly explain why [topic] matters to [target audience]
- Preview the main points that will be covered
- Be approximately [word count] words
- Use a [tone] tone
Editing Prompts
1. Hover over any of your custom prompts
2. Click the pencil icon to edit
3. Make your changes and click "Update Prompt"
Duplicating Prompts
To create variations of existing prompts:
1. Click the duplicate icon on any prompt (yours or from the template library)
2. The system automatically creates a copy with a unique name
3. Edit the duplicated prompt to customize it
Deleting Prompts
1. Hover over your custom prompt
2. Click the trash icon
3. Confirm deletion when prompted
⚠️ Note: You can only delete your custom prompts, not template library prompts.
Using Prompts in Different Tools
Quick Copy Method
1. Click the clipboard icon on any prompt
2. The prompt is copied to your clipboard
3. Paste it into any text field
Direct Insertion Method
When accessing prompts from within a tool:
1. Click "Browse Prompts"
2. Click the clipboard icon on your desired prompt
3. The prompt is automatically inserted into the current field
4. The modal closes automatically
Template Library
The Template Library contains expert-crafted prompts organized by category:
Available Categories
✍️ Writing & Content: Blog posts, articles, creative writing
💻 Technical & Development: Code documentation, technical guides
📈 Marketing & Sales: Ad copy, email campaigns, product descriptions
🎓 Education & Training: Course content, tutorials, explanations
🏢 Business & Professional: Reports, proposals, communications
🎨 Creative & Design: Creative briefs, storytelling, concepts
🔬 Research & Analysis: Data analysis, research summaries
🏃 Personal Development: Self-help, productivity, goals
📋 Other: Miscellaneous prompts
Using Template Prompts
1. Browse categories or use the search bar
2. Click the clipboard icon to copy
3. Or click duplicate to create your own version
Best Practices
1. Use Descriptive Names
Name your prompts clearly so you can find them quickly:
❌ "Prompt 1"
✅ "Product Description - Features Focus"
2. Include Placeholders
Make prompts reusable with placeholders:
Create a [length]-word blog post about [topic] for [audience]
in a [tone] tone, focusing on [key points].
3. Organize by Category
Choose the most relevant category to keep your library organized.
4. Add Descriptions
Use the description field to note:
When to use the prompt
Expected output format
Any special considerations
5. Test and Refine
Start with template library prompts
Modify based on your results
Save successful variations
6. Regular Cleanup
Delete prompts you no longer use
Update prompts that need improvement
Consolidate similar prompts
Search and Filter Features
Search Functionality
Search by prompt name or content
Results update in real-time
Search works across both your prompts and templates
Category Filtering
Use the dropdown to filter by category
"All Categories" shows everything
Combining search + category filter for precise results
FAQs
Q: How many prompts can I save?
A: There's no limit to the number of custom prompts you can create.
Q: Can I share prompts with my team?
A: Currently, prompts are personal to your account. Team sharing is planned for a future update.
Q: Are template library prompts updated?
A: Yes, we regularly add new templates based on user feedback and emerging use cases.
Q: Can I export my prompts?
A: Export functionality is coming soon. For now, you can manually copy prompts you want to backup.
Q: Do prompts work with all Bramework tools?
A: Yes, prompts can be used anywhere you can input instructions or text in Bramework.
Q: Can I use variables in my prompts?
A: Yes! Use square brackets like [variable] to create placeholder text that you can replace when using the prompt.
Tips for Success
1. Start Simple: Begin with basic prompts and add complexity as needed
2. Learn from Templates: Study the template library to understand effective prompt structures
3. Iterate: Don't be afraid to modify prompts based on the outputs you receive
4. Context Matters: Include relevant context in your prompts for better results
5. Be Specific: The more specific your prompt, the better the AI output
Getting Started
1. Navigate to any tool with the "Browse Prompts" button
2. Explore the Template Library for inspiration
3. Try duplicating and customizing a template
4. Create your first custom prompt
5. Use it in your content creation workflow
Need more help? Contact our support team at support@bramework.com or visit our help center.