Hey guys, A couple of months ago I realized how annoying my daily AI routine had become. I use LLMs every single day for dev work and writing, and I had this messy collection of good prompts saved in Notion and Apple Notes. Every time I needed one, the routine was identical: Find the note, copy it. Paste it into Claude or ChatGPT. Carefully backspace through placeholders like [INSERT_LANGUAGE] or , hoping I didn’t accidentally delete a quote or mess up the structure. It felt silly doing this 20 times a day, so I decided to build a fix for myself. It’s called TemplaGem. Basically, it lives directly inside the chat input (works on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek): When you insert a template with {{variables}}, they turn into little interactive chips right in the composer. You type a value, press Tab to jump to the next one, and hit Enter to send. No manual cursor hunting or backspacing. Everything is offline-first (saved in IndexedDB on your machine, so it's instant and private). The trickiest part by far was dealing with all the different rich text editors (Quill, ProseMirror, and regular textareas) without everything breaking when an AI site changes its DOM. I put up a quick demo here if you want to see how it feels: 👉 https://templagem-landing.pages.dev Would genuinely love to hear your thoughts or honest critiques. How are you currently managing your prompts? https://reddit.com/link/1xq511c/video/od1ccng2n60i1/player   submitted by   /u/AnnyArgo [link]   [comments]