Tutorial
How to use Cue Q
Pronounced “cue queue”
Save prompts in a team library, then insert them into ChatGPT or Claude without leaving the chat.
01
Create your library
Sign up with email and password, then verify the message we send you. Signup creates a personal team on the Free plan. After verification, you land on the library at /prompts.
02
Save prompts in folders
Create a prompt with a title and content. Optionally put it in a folder so you can find it by project or workflow. Search the library, filter by folder, and narrow to Shared or Mine.
- Soft-deleting a folder does not delete its prompts. They become unfoldered.
- Only the owner can edit, delete, or change team sharing. Folder public links can be turned on by a team admin or owner. Teammates can view and use shared prompts.
03
Install the Chrome extension
Click the toolbar icon and sign in with your Cue Q account. The popup lets you browse, search, create, and copy prompts without hopping tabs. It talks only to cue-q.com. It does not read your ChatGPT or Claude chats.
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Insert with Alt+I
Open ChatGPT or Claude, click into the composer, and press Alt+IOption+I on Mac. Search your library, then press Enter to insert the prompt. Esc closes the palette.
- Scope by folder: type FolderName/ then your query.
- Works on chatgpt.com, chat.openai.com, and claude.ai.
- You can also copy from the popup or the web library and paste manually.
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Share when you are ready
Team sharing and public links are independent. Keep a prompt private, visible to your team, or reachable by anyone with the URL. Inviting teammates requires Pro on that team.
- Invite from Team settings.
- Public links work without signing in: /s/prompt/… and /s/folder/….
Ready to insert a prompt
Start a team library in minutes. Free for 50 prompts and 5 folders.
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