Prompt Editor
The Prompt Editor is the heart of LLMx Prompt Studio — a professional-grade environment for writing, testing, and managing AI prompts. Whether you’re a prompt engineer fine-tuning language model interactions or a business user creating conversational templates, the editor provides the tools you need to build reliable, production-ready prompts.
What You Can Do
- Write prompts with syntax highlighting and intelligent autocomplete
- Use variables to create dynamic, reusable templates with 60+ built-in helper functions
- Compose prompts by injecting one prompt into another for modular designs
- Track versions automatically, with the ability to restore any previous state
- Collaborate with team members through real-time save indicators
Documentation Sections
| Guide | Description | Audience |
|---|---|---|
| Getting Started | Create your first prompt in 5 minutes | Everyone |
| Editor Basics | Master the editor interface, shortcuts, and saving | Everyone |
| Metadata Panel | Variables, tags, settings, and render preview | Everyone |
| Variables & Templates | Dynamic content with N8N template syntax | Technical |
| Prompt Injection | Compose prompts from reusable components | Technical |
| Version Control | History, comparison, and restoration | Everyone |
| Import & Export | Backup, migrate, and share prompt libraries | Everyone |
Quick Reference
Keyboard Shortcuts
| Action | Mac | Windows/Linux |
|---|---|---|
| Save | Cmd + S | Ctrl + S |
| Quick Run | Cmd + Enter | Ctrl + Enter |
| Command Palette | Cmd + Shift + I | Ctrl + Shift + I |
| Find | Cmd + F | Ctrl + F |
| Find & Replace | Cmd + H | Ctrl + H |
Syntax Quick Look
Variables: {{ variableName }}
Helpers: {{ $uppercase(name) }}
Injections: [[ folder/prompt-name ]]
With overrides: [[ prompt | key=value ]]Next Steps
New to LLMx Prompt Studio? Start with the Getting Started guide to create your first prompt.
Looking to build dynamic templates? Jump to Variables & Templates for the complete reference.
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