Turn a prompt you type often into a one-tap chip. Save it once and it waits above the prompt box, ready to fill and send.
Just above the prompt box sits a row of chips. Tap one to drop its text in and send it right away. Your saved prompts come first, followed by a few built-ins.
Open My Prompts from your account menu and tap Add. Give it a Caption — the short label on the chip — and a Value, the actual prompt text that gets sent. Edit or delete any prompt later; deletes have a few seconds to undo.
A prompt can carry a small control so you tweak it before sending. Pick a UI Hint type — Text, Color, Range (a slider with min, max and default) or JSON. For Color or Range, write #color# or #range# in the Value where the picked value should go.
e.g. Value: Relight at #range# intensity with a Range control.
Give a prompt a condition so its chip only appears when it makes sense — for example, show an edit prompt only when you’ve attached at least one image.
The Show global prompts in composer switch controls the built-in chips. Until you save your own they show by default; once you have your own, flip it on or off to decide whether the built-ins appear alongside.