Browse and copy from 849 built-in AI prompt templates without leaving your current browser tab
Define a short abbreviation for your most-used prompt so it auto-expands whenever you type it followed by @ in any text field
Export your entire custom prompt library as a JSON file to back it up or share it with a teammate
Must be installed manually via Chrome developer mode, not listed in the Chrome Web Store.
Qiaomu-QuickPrompt is a Chrome browser extension that puts a library of reusable AI prompts into a side panel that slides open next to any webpage you are browsing. The basic problem it solves is that people who regularly use AI chat tools like ChatGPT or Claude often have to dig through notes or documents to find the right prompt template before they can get started. This extension keeps those prompts one click away without leaving the current tab. The side panel lets you browse prompts by category or search across titles, full text, tags, and abbreviations all at once. When you find the prompt you want, one click copies it to your clipboard with a visible confirmation. You can also define short abbreviations for prompts you use frequently: if you type that abbreviation followed by an @ symbol into any text box on a webpage, the extension automatically replaces it with the full prompt text. The extension comes with a substantial built-in library pulled from several sources: 117 Chinese prompts from an open-source prompt collection, 442 image generation prompts from a GPT-Image2 gallery with thumbnail previews, 50 curated prompts from the QiaoMu prompt library covering writing, studying, podcasting, video, design, and other topics, and 240 English engineering prompts covering coding, agent design, product work, and research. All of these are stored locally in the browser and you can also add your own prompts, edit existing ones, or import and export the whole library as a JSON file. Installation requires loading the extension manually through Chrome's developer mode, since it is not listed in the Chrome Web Store. The README is written in both Chinese and English with full instructions for both languages. The extension code is MIT licensed, the bundled prompt content carries the licenses of its original sources, including CC BY 4.0 and GPL-3.0.
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