Prompt Templates
A searchable library of reusable prompt templates for writing, coding and analysis tasks.
Replace {x} style placeholders with your own text before sending the prompt.
How to use it
- Browse the six groups, or type a keyword in the search box to filter live.
- Each card shows the template body; the interface language picks which version you see.
- Replace the {x}, {language}, {code} and similar placeholders with your own content.
- Click Copy on a card - the full template lands on your clipboard.
- Paste it into any chat or API request and adjust the placeholders.
Common use cases
- Daily assistant work - translate, summarize and rewrite without re-inventing instructions each time.
- Code review routines - reuse the same review checklist phrasing across pull requests.
- Interview preparation - generate questions, run a mock interview and polish STAR answers.
- Team consistency - share a common set of templates so colleagues ask for things the same way.
Why it stays private
All templates are embedded in the page; the search and copy actions run locally in your browser. Nothing you type into the search box or copy is sent to any server.
FAQ
Q: Are the templates in English or Chinese? A: Both. Every template has an English and a Chinese version of the body; the page shows the one matching the interface language. Switching the site language switches the template text.
Q: What do the braces like {x} mean? A: They are placeholders for your own input. Replace each one with the actual text, code or parameter before sending the prompt, otherwise the model will treat the braces literally.
Q: Can I add my own templates? A: The built-in set is fixed in this page. Copy a template out, edit it locally, and keep your own version in a document or snippet manager.
Your data stays on this device
Prompt Templates runs 100% locally. Everything you paste or drop is processed by your own browser and never transmitted. Nothing is stored on our servers — close the tab and it is gone.
Nothing you type is sent to a server, logged, or used for analytics. The page works even with your network disconnected after first load.