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Why not just ask the bot to do something? I'm using it daily and don't have to spend more than 5 seconds thinking of a "prompt". The only exception is function calling (or whatever they call structured output these days), but that is simply embedded in my or other people's programs that call the API.
Simple. If you're using an Apple device, go to Settings → Keyboard → Text Replacement → Add Your Prompt. For example, Replace: !rw With: "Rewrite this using simple words: {your_content}" So, whenever I type "!rw", it replaces the text with "Rewrite this using simple words: {your_content}". You don't need to switch between multiple tabs, use an extension, or refer to the documentation again and again.
% apt install autokey-gtk
I tried it when it was new and found it impressive and cute as a gimmick and intriguing from a technical/scientific point of view. Since then I haven't found any uses for it and stopped using it altogether.