Prompt Library
A free AI prompt library built into the editor. Browse thousands of prompts, fill in their variables, drop them into a document, and save your own.
Most prompt libraries are a webpage you copy from: find the prompt, copy it, paste it into an AI, discover it says [TOPIC] in four places, fix it by hand. Dock's prompt library lives inside the editor. You find the prompt, fill in its variables, and it lands in your document tailored, with the same library following you to ChatGPT and Gmail through the extension.
Open the library from the editor and browse thousands of prompts, organized into folders by use. Search by keyword when you know the job, a research paper, a blog post, a business report, a cold email, and get to the right prompt without scrolling a wall of cards.
Find the prompt you want and import it. Its structure drops into the page, ready to work from, which is the fastest exit from a blank document that must follow a known shape.
Many prompts carry variables, the parts that make the prompt yours: a topic, an audience, a tone. You supply them at import and Dock substitutes them in, so the prompt arrives already tailored to what you are writing. Nobody should ever submit a document that still says [AUDIENCE].
The curated library is the floor, not the ceiling. Select a passage that worked and save it as a prompt of your own; a structure that earned its keep once becomes reusable forever. Your prompts live alongside the curated ones, everywhere the library goes.
The library in the editor is the same one in the Dock extension and on the web. A prompt you save at your desk is waiting in ChatGPT, Gmail, and every other field the extension reaches. To explore the full collection, see the prompt library.