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Expand custom triggers like >_use-analyzer-prompt into reusable prompts across chat interfaces and other browser text fields. Prompt Expander turns short triggers into full blocks of text. Type something like >_summarize-thread into any text field and press Space or Tab — it expands in place into the complete prompt. Stop retyping the same instructions into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, email, or code review. The >_ prefix is deliberate: it never fires by accident on punctuation you actually meant to type. Comes with a library, ready to use Install and you immediately have 70+ curated prompts covering everyday writing, decision-making, analysis, coding, debugging, architecture, cloud, and more — for example >_action-plan, >_debug-rigorously, >_executive-brief, >_explain-simply, >_review. Edit any of them or add your own. How it works 1. Type a trigger such as >_debug into a chat box, form, or editor. 2. Press Space (keeps the space) or Tab (inserts no tab character) to expand. Both are safe in chat apps where Enter sends the message. 3. Manage everything from the options page — create, edit, delete, import, export. Features - 70+ built-in prompts, fully editable - Works in input, textarea, and common contenteditable fields - Autocomplete dropdown as you type a trigger - Dynamic tokens inside snippets: - ${date} — insert today's date - ${clipboard} — insert your current clipboard contents - ${input:name} — prompt for a value when expanding - ${cursor} — set where your cursor lands after expansion - Popup search for quickly finding and copying a snippet - Import and export your whole snippet set as JSON - Keyboard shortcut to open settings (Alt+Shift+P / Option+Shift+P on Mac) Privacy Prompt Expander has no backend and sends nothing anywhere. Every snippet is stored locally in your browser. See the privacy policy for details.
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