Your prompt vocabulary, one hotkey away, in every window.

A tiny Windows tray app for people who talk to Claude, or any AI, all day. Press the hotkey, pick a prompt, and it's pasted straight into the app you were just using, with your clipboard already inside it.

Windows 10/11 · free and open source (MIT) · installs for the current user, no admin prompt

The Promptline popup: a search box, pinned prompts with Ctrl+1..3 slots, packs with their groups, and a preview card showing a prompt with the clipboard already substituted for {clipboard}

The killer move

Copy an error, a stack trace or a diff. Hit the hotkey. Pick Root cause first. Your template pastes with the clipboard contents already inserted where {clipboard} was. One gesture turns raw error text into a well-formed prompt.

1
Ctrl C the error
In the terminal, the browser, wherever it happened.
2
Press the hotkey
The popup opens at your cursor, in front of whatever you were typing into.
3
Type a few letters,
Fuzzy search over titles and tags; Ctrl 15 for your pinned ones.
4
It's pasted
Back in the window you came from, clipboard filled in, cursor ready for Enter.

What's in the box

Works in every window

Claude Code in a terminal, claude.ai in the browser, Cursor, a PR comment box. If it has a text field, the prompt lands in it.

Fill-in fields

Write {goal} in a prompt and the popup asks for it before pasting. {{project}} is remembered once and filled in every time.

Packs you can share

Every pack is a plain JSON file the app keeps current. Commit one to a project, hand one to a colleague, or let an agent write one.

Let Claude write your packs

Describe a topic, or point a coding agent at your project, and import the pack it produces, curated prompt by prompt.

Keyboard first

Search, pins, groups, a preview with the real clipboard substituted, undo. Every control reachable without a mouse, labelled for screen readers.

A manager when you want one

Edit prompts with a live preview, tag and group them, sort by use or your own order, light or dark.

The installers are not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" on first run: choose More info → Run anyway. The default hotkey Ctrl Shift V is paste in Windows Terminal and some browsers; record Ctrl Alt V in Settings if that bites.