Stop typing the same prompts over and over. CmdPrompt lets you trigger your favorite AI prompts with simple slash commands like /debug, /rewrite, /summarize, or create your own. It works inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and other AI websites. Build your own command library, save time, and stay consistent without copy-pasting prompts.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Surya, the maker of CmdPrompt.
I realized I kept typing the same prompts every single day:
/debug
/rewrite
/summarize
/explain
Copy. Paste. Repeat.
It sounds small, but after hundreds of AI conversations, it becomes surprisingly frustrating.
So I built CmdPrompt.
Instead of copying prompts from Notion or a text file, I can type a simple slash command and instantly expand it into my full prompt inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, and more.
My goal wasn't to build another prompt library.
I wanted AI to feel like using VS Code or Raycast—fast, keyboard-first, and without repetitive typing.
I'd love your honest feedback.
What's the one AI prompt you use over and over again?
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Tried it in ChatGPT and the slash command setup was smoother than I expected. Genuinely useful for my go-to /summarize and /rewrite prompts.
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The slash commands feel snappy inside ChatGPT and the custom library is a nice touch. Wish it had a quick toggle for switching between sites without reloading the page each time.
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Love how this cuts down on the repetitive prompt typing, especially the slash command setup feels natural. One thing that would make it even better for me is variable support inside commands, so I could do something like /summarize {{selected_text}} and have it pull directly from highlighted text on the page.
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love this, the slash command idea is genuinely useful and works across all the major AI sites which is kind of the whole point. one thing that would make it way better for me though is variable support inside the slash commands, like having /debug accept a file path or code snippet as an argument so it doesnt just insert a static prompt every time
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finally something that fixes the copy-paste habit i didn't even realize i had. the custom commands are honestly the best part
Tried it in ChatGPT and the slash command setup was smoother than I expected. Genuinely useful for my go-to /summarize and /rewrite prompts.
The slash commands feel snappy inside ChatGPT and the custom library is a nice touch. Wish it had a quick toggle for switching between sites without reloading the page each time.
Love how this cuts down on the repetitive prompt typing, especially the slash command setup feels natural. One thing that would make it even better for me is variable support inside commands, so I could do something like /summarize {{selected_text}} and have it pull directly from highlighted text on the page.
love this, the slash command idea is genuinely useful and works across all the major AI sites which is kind of the whole point. one thing that would make it way better for me though is variable support inside the slash commands, like having /debug accept a file path or code snippet as an argument so it doesnt just insert a static prompt every time
finally something that fixes the copy-paste habit i didn't even realize i had. the custom commands are honestly the best part