Use the Prompt Library
You do not need to build every prompt from scratch.
TypeBoost includes a Prompt Library so you can start from ready-made prompt ideas and make them your own.
When to Use the Prompt Library
Use the Prompt Library when:
- you are new to TypeBoost
- you want a fast starting point
- you need ideas for a new workflow
- you want to compare your own prompt against another approach
How to Open It
From the Mac app, go to:
Settings -> Prompts
From there, you can open the Prompt Library and explore more prompts.
You can also visit the public Prompt Library on the website:
Clone, Then Customize
The best way to use library prompts is not to treat them as final.
Instead:
- find a prompt that is close to what you want
- clone it into your own account
- rename it if needed
- adjust the instruction, tags, and examples
This is usually much faster than starting with a blank prompt.
What Makes a Good Library Prompt to Clone
Look for prompts that already match:
- your task
- your preferred output style
- your tone
- your workflow
If the prompt is only partly right, that is still fine. A good base saves time.
Build Your Own Personal Toolkit
Over time, the real goal is not to keep browsing forever.
The goal is to build a set of prompts that fit your own work:
- your emails
- your notes
- your posts
- your recurring writing tasks
The library helps you get there faster.