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Chief Prompt Launchpad on the project home page with Featured, Work, Play and Life category buttons

The Launchpad is your starting line

The Prompt Launchpad is a built-in gallery of ready-to-run prompts inside Chief. Instead of staring at a blank prompt bar, you pick a card, and Chief drops a complete, well-written prompt straight into your chat — ready to send or tweak. You’ll find the Launchpad on your project home page, just below the prompt bar. It opens to a Featured set of our best prompts, with more grouped under Work, Play, and Life.

What you can do from the Launchpad

A Smart Summary prompt card in the Launchpad showing its Add to my Saved Prompts and Share this page buttons
  • Run a prompt instantly. Click any card and its full prompt loads into the prompt bar so you can send it right away.
  • Browse by category. Drill into Work, Play, or Life, then into sub-categories like Sales, Marketing, or Product.
  • Search across every prompt. Type in the search box to find prompts by topic, role, or task.
  • Save the ones you like. Add any featured prompt to your Saved Prompts so it’s always one click away.
  • Share a prompt. Copy a link to any prompt and send it to a teammate.
🚀 Pro-Tip: New to Chief? Open a Featured card, read the description, then click it to see exactly how a strong prompt is structured. It’s the fastest way to learn what good prompting looks like.

Launchpad vs. Saved Prompts

The Saved Prompts panel, your personal prompt library, showing a saved Smart Summary prompt
The Launchpad is the shared gallery Chief ships for everyone. Saved Prompts is your personal library — the prompts you’ve written or starred. Anything you add from the Launchpad lands in Saved Prompts so you can reuse it later.

Frequently asked questions

No. Click a card and Chief fills in the full prompt for you. You can send it as-is or edit it first.
It sits below the prompt bar on your project home and can be collapsed. Look for the rocket icon labeled Prompt Launchpad and click it to expand the gallery. In a non-default project it may start collapsed by design.
No. Clicking a card only loads text into the prompt bar. Nothing runs until you press send.