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Save prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Insert them with $, run them as chains, and queue messages during a response. LangQueue helps you save and reuse prompts in ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Keep your instructions, files, and multi-step workflows in one library, ready to use directly in your chats. Type $ in the chat box to search your saved prompts, then press Tab or click to insert one. You can also edit a prompt from the suggestions menu without opening the extension popup. With LangQueue, you can: - Save reusable prompts for tasks like code reviews, writing, and research. - Attach images or files to saved prompts and individual steps in a prompt chain. - Queue your next message while the AI is responding. Press Enter during generation, and LangQueue sends the queued message when the response finishes. - Build prompt chains that run several steps in order, waiting for each response before sending the next. For example, review a draft, revise it, then check the revision. - Import Markdown prompt files or skills from Claude Code and Codex. Each SKILL.md becomes a saved prompt. - Export and import your library for backups or transfers. Your prompt library and saved attachments are stored locally in your browser. Prompts and attachments used in a chat are handled by the AI service you choose. LangQueue works on the ChatGPT, Claude, and Google Gemini websites. No API key is required.
Oct 29, 2026
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