Preset Prompts

Preset Prompts are reusable prompt templates that you can insert into the prompt buffer with a single keybinding. They are useful for frequently repeated instructions – things like “review this file for bugs”, “add tests for the selected function”, or “refactor to reduce complexity”. You can define up to 10 presets, each accessible by a dedicated Alt+number shortcut.

Quick-Select

The fastest way to use a preset is the direct shortcut:

Key	Action
`Alt+1` through `Alt+9`	Insert preset 1-9 directly
`Alt+0`	Insert preset 10 directly

These shortcuts work in prompt mode only and skip the picker entirely. The preset text is inserted into the prompt buffer immediately.

The Picker

Press Alt+P in prompt mode to open the preset prompt picker. The picker shows all defined presets with their position numbers and scope badges.

Key	Action
`1`-`9`, `0`	Quick-select by number
`Enter`	Insert the highlighted preset
`a`	Add a new preset
`e`	Edit the highlighted preset
`d`	Delete the highlighted preset (prompts `y`/`n` confirmation)

Each preset in the picker displays a G (global) or P (project) badge indicating its scope.

Dual Scope

Presets support two scopes, just like Run Commands:

Scope	Config File	Badge
Global	`~/.azureal/azufig.toml`	G
Project	`.azureal/azufig.toml` (in project root)	P

Press Ctrl+S in the preset dialog to toggle between global and project scope.

Global presets are available everywhere. Project-local presets are specific to the current project and override global presets at the same position number.

Hint Display

A hint is shown in the prompt title bar reminding you that preset prompts are available. This serves as a passive reminder of the feature without requiring you to memorize the keybinding.

Quick Reference

Alt+P         Open preset prompt picker (prompt mode only)
Alt+1 - Alt+9 Quick-select preset 1-9 (prompt mode only)
Alt+0         Quick-select preset 10 (prompt mode only)
Ctrl+S        Toggle global/project scope (in dialog)