Overview
Quick Access shines brightest when paired with AI development tools. Whether you’re building with Cursor, designing in Lovable, or prompting Claude, Quick Access gives you instant access to your best prompts and code snippets-right when you need them. This guide shows you how to supercharge your AI workflow by combining Quick Access with popular AI tools.Why This Matters
AI tools are powerful, but they require good prompts. Quick Access ensures:- Consistency: Use your best prompts every time, not recreate them from memory
- Speed: Insert complex prompts in seconds instead of minutes
- Iteration: Build a library of refined prompts that improve over time
- Team Alignment: Share proven prompts with your team through workspaces
Quick Access + Lovable
Lovable is an AI website builder that turns prompts into production-ready websites. Quick Access makes it effortless to use your best prompts.How to Use with Lovable
1. Open Lovable’s Prompt Box
Navigate to Lovable and click into the prompt input field where you describe what you want to build.2. Trigger Quick Access
PressOption + Space (Mac) or Ctrl + Space (Windows/Linux) while your cursor is in the prompt box.
3. Find Your Prompt
Search for your saved Lovable prompts:- Type “lovable landing page”
- Or search by tag: “web-design”
- Or browse your Lovable folder
4. Insert and Build
PressEnter to insert the prompt. Your detailed, tested prompt is now in Lovable’s input, ready to generate your website.
Example Lovable Prompts to Save
Landing Page TemplateQuick Access + Cursor
Cursor is the AI-first code editor. Quick Access integrates seamlessly to give you instant access to code snippets and prompting templates.How to Use with Cursor
1. Open Cursor AI Chat
Open Cursor’s AI chat panel (Cmd/Ctrl + L) or inline prompt (Cmd/Ctrl + P).
2. Trigger Quick Access
With your cursor in the prompt field, pressOption/Ctrl + Space.
3. Insert Your Prompt
Search for code generation prompts, debugging templates, or refactoring instructions.4. Let Cursor Generate
Your prompt is inserted, and Cursor’s AI generates code based on your saved, tested instructions.Example Cursor Prompts to Save
Code Review PromptQuick Access + ChatGPT / Claude
Use Quick Access with web-based AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude.How to Use
- Open ChatGPT or Claude in your browser
- Click into the message input field
- Press
Option/Ctrl + Spaceto open Quick Access - Search and insert your prompt
Workflow Example
Multi-Step Prompt Engineering Save each step as a separate snippet:- Context Setup
- Task Definition
- Output Format
Quick Access + VS Code
While Cursor is AI-native, VS Code with GitHub Copilot or other extensions also benefits from Quick Access.Use Cases
Copilot CommentsQuick Access + Other AI Tools
Quick Access works with any application:Notion AI
- Open Notion → Quick Access → Insert writing prompts
- Use for documentation templates, meeting notes, project briefs
Slack
- Quick Access your common responses
- Insert formatted messages and announcements
- Use emoji reactions and formatting
Email Clients
- Gmail, Outlook, Superhuman
- Insert email templates, follow-ups, cold outreach
Terminal
- Quick Access bash scripts and commands
- Insert Docker commands, Git workflows, deployment scripts
Building Your AI Toolkit
Here’s how to organize your Quick Access library for AI tools:Folder Structure
Tagging Strategy
Use tags for cross-tool discovery:#prompt-engineering#code-generation#frontend/#backend#debugging#documentation
Best Practices
Test and Refine: When a prompt works well, save it immediately to Quick
Access. Refine it over time as you learn what works.
Version Your Prompts: Use Snippets AI’s version control to track prompt
iterations. See what changes improved results.
Share with Team: Export your best prompts to your team workspace so
everyone benefits from proven templates.
Tool-Specific Snippets: Tag snippets by tool (e.g., #cursor, #lovable) so
you can filter quickly when searching.
Advanced Workflow
Prompt Chains
Build multi-step AI workflows:- Step 1: Context setup snippet
- Step 2: Task definition snippet
- Step 3: Output format snippet
- Step 4: Refinement instructions snippet
Dynamic Placeholders
Save snippets with placeholders:What’s Next
Quick Access Overview
Learn the basics of Quick Access if you haven’t already
Snippet Expansion
Learn about text expansion shortcuts as an alternative to Quick Access
Public Workspaces
Explore public prompt libraries from OpenAI, Anthropic, and more