AI prompts
An AI prompt library you can actually find things in
A good prompt often takes a few tries. Save the version you want to reuse, give it a name and keep it with similar tasks. Next time, change the topic instead of rebuilding the instructions.
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Save the instructions, including the line breaks
This example separates the task, source rules and output format. Save it as one card, then replace the bracketed details when you use it.
- Numbered rules
- Blank lines
- Line breaks
Compare two options
Research
Role: research assistant. Task Compare [option A] and [option B] for [goal]. Rules 1. Use official or primary sources. 2. Put source links beside the relevant claims. 3. Separate facts from assumptions. 4. Flag missing or outdated information. Output - A short recommendation. - A table of the main differences. - Costs, limits and open questions. Context - Budget: [budget] - Must have: [requirements] - Information checked as of: [date] Ask a clarifying question if key details are missing.
Insert the complete prompt, then fill in the details
Library
Keep prompts together by task
Make a folder for research, another for writing and one for code review. Move your most-used cards to the top. Search card names and contents when you remember a phrase but not the title.

- Research
- Compare two options · Check sources · Review the literature
- Code
- Code review · Refactor plan · Test ideas from a diff
- Writing
- Style guidelines · Rewrite a draft · Headline options
- Summaries
- Weekly summary · Notes to action items · Summarize a thread
Keyboard
Insert a prompt where you are writing
On iPhone and iPad, switch to the 1SecCopy keyboard in a supported text field and tap a text card. On Mac, copy from the menu bar panel and paste into your AI tool; automatic pasting is available when enabled with Accessibility access. Review the prompt before submitting.
Sync
Keep the version you just improved
Update the card after a useful change to your prompt. With Premium cloud sync, that edit syncs to your other devices, so you can keep working from your saved library on Mac, iPhone or iPad.
Start with the things you use every day
Download 1SecCopy and save a few replies, prompts, images or snippets. Put them in a folder and try using one in your next task.
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