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Saved Prompts let you package instructions and capabilities into a reusable assistant. Use them when you repeat the same kind of work often.

Saved Prompts examples

Start from practical examples for writing, support, research, reviews, and translation polish.

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When to create a Saved Prompt

Create a Saved Prompt for workflows such as:
  • Writing weekly updates.
  • Reviewing product requirements.
  • Creating support replies.
  • Summarizing research.
  • Drafting social posts.
  • Following a specific tone or review checklist.

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Create a Saved Prompt

1

Open Saved Prompts

Go to Saved Prompts from the main navigation.
2

Create a new prompt

Click Create Saved Prompt.
3

Add details

Add a name, description, and instructions. Keep the instructions specific enough that Babbily knows how to behave.
4

Choose a model

Choose the model the Saved Prompt should use. A model is required before you save.
5

Choose capabilities

Enable only the supported capabilities the Saved Prompt should be allowed to use for that model. Available options depend on the selected model.
6

Save and use it

Save the prompt and select it when you want that workflow in chat.

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Write strong instructions

Good Saved Prompt instructions include:
  • The role Babbily should play.
  • The kind of input you will provide.
  • The output format.
  • Tone and style rules.
  • What Babbily should ask before assuming.
Start with a narrow Saved Prompt. You can always edit it after you see how it performs.

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Manage Saved Prompts

From Saved Prompts, you can edit, use, or delete your prompts. Saved Prompts show capability labels such as Search, Image, Video, or Reasoning when those capabilities are enabled.
Saved Prompts are designed for repeatable instructions. Do not store passwords, private keys, payment details, or other secrets in a Saved Prompt.