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As you type a prompt, Chief can suggest a sharper, more complete version — a card titled Try this improved prompt appears above the prompt bar. You choose whether suggestions show up, and whether Chief applies them for you.

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Use a suggested prompt

Chief: improve prompts — the Try this improved prompt card
  1. Type a prompt of at least a few words. After a short pause, the Try this improved prompt card appears. (For suggested questions rather than a rewrite of yours, see Magic Suggestions.)
  2. Read the suggested version in the card. If more than one suggestion is ready, use the arrows to move through them — the card shows your position, e.g. 1 of 3.
  3. Click the suggestion to drop it into the prompt bar, then send it as usual.

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Choose On, Auto, or Off

Chief: improve prompts — the On Auto Off setting
  1. In the prompt bar, open the customize menu and select Improve Prompts.
  2. Pick a mode:
    • On — Chief suggests improved prompts for you to review before sending.
    • Auto — Chief automatically applies improvements as you type.
    • Off — no prompt suggestions.
ℹ️ Good to Know: In Auto mode Chief rewrites your prompt for you. If you don’t like the rewrite, undo it to get your original words back.

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FAQ

Suggestions need at least a few words to work from, so very short prompts won’t trigger them. They’re also skipped when your prompt contains template variables (placeholders like #{text:name}), and when Improve Prompts is set to Off.
Yes — undo the change to restore your original wording. You can also switch Improve Prompts to On so Chief only suggests and never auto-applies, or to Off to stop suggestions completely.
Improving a prompt is a small, separate step Chief runs as you type. You’re billed for the prompt you actually send, the same as any other prompt.