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Saved Prompts

The Saved Prompts tab is your personal library of “Gold Standard” instructions. While the Recent tab tracks every experiment, the Saved area is where you store complex, high-performing prompts that deliver consistent results for your specific SEO or content needs.

Accessing Your Prompt History

The journey to faster bulk editing begins with your past successes. To access your library of previous instructions:

  • Navigate to the AI Cockpit in the left-hand sidebar.
  • Locate the Prompt History icon (the clock symbol) in the top right corner of the pane.
  • Click the icon to slide open the Prompt History section.

Accessing Your Library

Switch from the "Recent" view to the Saved view by clicking the tab with the Heart icon.

Prompt Action Buttons

Every prompt card features four essential icons at the bottom right.

Edit

Unlike recent history, saved prompts allow you to rename the title or refine the instruction. Use this to keep your "Gutenberg-friendly" rules updated as WordPress standards evolve.

Copy

Instantly copy the full text of the prompt to your clipboard. This is perfect for sharing successful logic with team members or using it in external documentation.

Run

Click this to immediately apply the saved instruction to all selected rows in your spreadsheet without ever re-typing the prompt.

Delete

Permanently removes the template from your library once it is no longer needed.

By mastering the Saved Prompts library, you can bridge the gap between repetitive manual labor and high-speed automation within SheetsPilot Pro. Whether you are fine-tuning the perfect Gutenberg-friendly edit or deploying the latest SEO models for bulk content creation, this library gives you the power to scale your output without sacrificing quality. If you need guidance on building your prompt library or choosing the best logic for your specific niche, our support team is always available to help.

Amit Keren

@unlimitedelements
About the Author: Amit Keren

Hi, I’m Amit Keren, the founder of SheetsPilot and Unlimited Elements for Elementor.

I’ve spent years working with WordPress and creating practical tools that help website owners, designers, and content teams work more efficiently. These products are developed together with Maxim Vendrov and our experienced development team, combining real user feedback with hands-on WordPress expertise.

Everything I share is based on real development, testing, and everyday WordPress workflows.