Saved Prompts

When to use a saved prompt

Create a saved prompt when:

• you repeat the same agent workflow often
• you want more consistency than freeform chat gives you
• you want the same instructions to be reusable from different pages

Stay with freeform chat when the request is one-off or still evolving.

What a saved prompt contains

Each saved prompt has:

• a stable key
• a name
• a short description
• the prompt body
• an optional OpenCode model override

The key is fixed after creation. The rest can be updated later.

Creating a prompt

1. Open Agents.
2. Click Create prompt.
3. Enter a key using lowercase letters, numbers, dashes, or underscores.
4. Add a clear name and description.
5. Write the reusable prompt instructions.
6. Optionally set a model override.
7. Save the prompt.

Starting from a prompt

When you start a session from a saved prompt, you can also add Additional notes.

Use notes for run-specific detail such as:

• a narrower angle
• a temporary constraint
• a reminder about tone or output

Keep the base prompt stable. Put short-lived specifics in the notes field.

Prompt vs context

Saved prompts and page context are different things:

• the prompt defines the reusable workflow
• page context carries the current business or selection data

This separation lets you reuse one prompt across many businesses or workflows.

Editing and deleting

Open a saved prompt from Agents to:

• update its description
• revise the instructions
• change or remove the model override
• delete it if it is no longer useful