Prompts
A prompt is the short instruction you give the AI — like "write a cheerful Monday post." This page shows how to write one, get a result, and save the good ones so you never have to type them again.
Why use it
Instead of writing the same idea over and over, you type one short line and the AI does the writing. Saving your best lines means next time it is just one click.
Step by step
Open the composer and write your instruction
In the composer, find the AI box and type what you want in plain words.
For example: "write a cheerful Monday post about our new coffee blend."
Press the Üret (Generate) button
Click Üret. The AI reads your instruction and writes the text for you in a few seconds.
Keep it or try again
If you like the result, use it. If not, change a word or two in your instruction and press Üret again to get a fresh version.
Save a good instruction to your library
When an instruction works well, save it to your prompt library. Next time, pick it from the list with one click instead of typing it again.
TIP
Be specific. "Write a post" gives a vague result. "Write a short, friendly post inviting people to our Saturday sale" gives a much better one.
Good to know
- Saved prompts are yours and stay in your workspace, ready to reuse any time.
- The clearer your instruction (who it is for, the mood, the length), the better the result.
- Generating text costs 1 credit. (For comparison: making an image costs 5 credits and a video costs 20.)
- You can save as many prompts as you like and reuse the best ones across your posts.
Related
For developers
A saved prompt is just a stored text body (prompt) owned by the creating user, optionally tied to a team. Variables like are a convention only — there is no server-side templating; the UI asks for each placeholder before the model call. Prompts are not "run" by their own endpoint; the resolved body is sent to the shared text-generation endpoint, the same one used by inline assistance and bulk AI Posts.