The prompt library your team actually uses.
Organize, share, and reuse AI prompts in one place, then press Alt+I in ChatGPT or Claude to insert them without leaving the chat.
- Free plan
- Alt+I on ChatGPT and Claude
- Does not read your chats
The problem
Good prompts shouldn’t live in last week’s chat
Teams rewrite the same instructions, lose the wording that worked, and paste from docs that went stale. Cue Q keeps prompts where your team can find them so everyone uses the same tone, structure, and language.
- Scattered
- The best version is buried in ChatGPT history, a Claude thread, or a doc nobody opened this week.
- One library
- Save the prompt once, share it with the team or a public link, and pull it into chat when you need it.
Built for teams that write with AI
A shared library for wording, tone, and structure, not another place for prompts to disappear.
Folders that match how you work
Group prompts by project, workflow, or team. Soft-delete a folder and its prompts stay in the library, unfoldered.
Share with the team, or a public link
Team sharing and public links are independent. Keep a prompt private, visible to your team, or reachable by anyone with the URL.
Find it without scrolling
Search the library, filter by folder, and narrow to Shared or Mine so the prompt you need is a few keystrokes away.
Owners stay in control
Only the owner can edit, delete, or change sharing. Teammates can view and use shared prompts without turning the library into a wiki.
Invite teammates by email
Create a team, send an invite, and keep prompts scoped to the people who need them. Switch teams when you belong to more than one.
How it works
Three steps from empty library to a shared prompt habit.
01
Create your team
Sign up and you get a personal team. Invite collaborators by email when you are ready to share.
02
Save your best prompts
Capture titles, content, and folders so useful prompts don’t disappear into chat history.
03
Use them where you chat
Share with the team or keep them private, then insert into ChatGPT or Claude with Alt+IOption+I on Mac, or copy from the web library.
Chrome extension
Press Alt+I where you chat
On ChatGPT or Claude, press Alt+IOption+I on Mac to search your library and insert a prompt into the composer. Scope by folder with FolderName/ then your query.
- Browse, search, and copy from the toolbar popup without hopping tabs.
- The extension talks only to cue-q.com. It does not read your ChatGPT or Claude conversations.
Built for how teams actually write
Individuals and teams who want prompts they can find, share, and reuse.
Keep team tone consistent
Put the brand-voice prompt in a shared folder so every draft starts from the same wording, not whoever remembered last week’s version.
Reuse reply structures
Save the support or customer replies that work. Teammates insert the same structure instead of rewriting it in every chat.
One library for ChatGPT and Claude
The web library is the source of truth. The extension inserts the same prompts into ChatGPT or Claude, so you are not maintaining two lists.
Questions, answered
Short answers from how Cue Q actually works today.
- Is Cue Q free?
- Yes. Every team starts on the Free plan ($0) with 50 prompts and 5 folders. Pro is $13/month or $78/year (50% off yearly) for unlimited storage and teammate invites on that team. See /pricing.
- How do I insert a prompt into ChatGPT or Claude?
- Install the Chrome extension, open ChatGPT or Claude, then press Alt+IOption+I on Mac. Search your library, press Enter to insert, and Esc to close. See how to use Cue Q.
- Do I need the Chrome extension?
- No. The web library is enough to save, organize, and share prompts. Install the extension when you want to insert prompts into ChatGPT or Claude without leaving the chat.
- Which chat apps work with the extension?
- The extension inserts prompts on ChatGPT (chatgpt.com and chat.openai.com) and Claude (claude.ai).
- Does the extension read my ChatGPT or Claude chats?
- No. It accesses your Cue Q library and inserts the prompt you select into the composer. It does not read your conversations.
- How do I share prompts with my team?
- Upgrade the team to Pro, then invite teammates by email from Team settings. Mark a prompt or folder as shared with the team so members of the active team can see it.
- Can I share a prompt with someone outside the team?
- Yes. Turn on a public link for a prompt, or ask a team admin or owner to turn one on for a folder. Anyone with the URL can view and copy it without signing in.
- Who can edit or delete a prompt?
- Only the owner can edit, delete, or change team sharing. Folder public links can be turned on by a team admin or owner. Others who can see a prompt may view and use it.
Put your prompts in one place
Start a team library in minutes. Free for 50 prompts and 5 folders.