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Saved Prompts let you store and reuse instructions across contracts, playbooks, and workflows. Save a prompt once, use it everywhere.

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Prompt library

The Prompt Library includes a curated collection of prompts for common legal workflows. These templates have been created and refined by our team to help you get started quickly. You can access prompts in two ways:
  1. Browse the complete library in the sidebar under Prompts
  2. Search across all prompts using the search bar in the Prompts modal
Click the Prompts button in Composer and start typing to find relevant prompts instantly.

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How to save a prompt

  1. Write or test a prompt in Composer
  2. Click Save Prompt
  3. Add a title and optional description
  4. Choose whether to keep it private or share with your workspace
Save Prompts from Word

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Finding and using saved prompts

Open the Prompt Library from Composer to see all your saved prompts. Click any prompt to insert it. Manage your saved prompts

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Using with playbooks

Saved Prompts work with playbooks:
  • Add prompts for recurring tasks like clause reviews or risk summaries
  • Share across client profiles or deal types
  • Keep your team reviewing contracts with the same language and standards

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Best practices

  • Use actionable titles so teammates know when to use a prompt
  • Group by category (NDA, DPA, Employment, etc.)
  • Add tone or role guidance (“cooperative negotiation style,” “outside counsel perspective”)
  • Refine and overwrite prompts as you learn what works
Learn more about buildling a prompt library.

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Prompt syntax

Prompts are written in Markdown format. Markdown provides clear structure that helps the AI understand your intent. You can learn more at the Markdown Guide. Markdown basics:
  • Section headers using # symbols
  • Bulleted lists using - or *
  • Numbered lists using 1., 2., etc.
  • Code blocks using triple backticks
  • Links using [text](url)