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Prompt chips are suggested prompts shown on the prompt composer. They give you a running start — a tap puts a ready-made idea into the composer so you can build without staring at a blank box.

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What Prompt Chips Are

Each chip is a short, concrete prompt suggestion. They appear on the composer to spark ideas, whether you’re describing a brand-new app or thinking about what to add to one you’ve already started.
Stuck on how to phrase a request? A prompt chip shows you the kind of clear, specific description that gets the best results from the AI agent.

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Using a Prompt Chip

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Pick a chip on the composer

Browse the suggested chips and choose one that’s close to what you have in mind.
2

Edit it to fit your idea

The chip’s text drops into the composer. Tweak the wording — change the app’s purpose, name, or features — so it matches what you actually want.
3

Send it

Submit the prompt and Fabricate generates a blueprint, then builds your app in phases.

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Starting a New Project

When you’re beginning from scratch, a prompt chip gives you a complete starting point to react to. It’s often easier to refine an existing idea than to invent one from nothing — start with a chip, reshape it, and send.

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Extending an Existing Project

Prompt chips aren’t just for the first prompt. When you’re partway through a build and wondering what’s next, they can suggest features or improvements worth adding. Use a chip as a jumping-off point, then describe how it should work in your specific app.
Prompt chips are suggestions, not limits. You can always ignore them and write your own prompt — anything you can describe in plain English, Fabricate can build.

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Writing Strong Prompts

Whether you start from a chip or your own words, specific prompts produce better results:
  • Say what the app is for — “a habit tracker for daily routines” beats “an app.”
  • Name concrete features — pages, fields, and actions you expect to see.
  • Iterate — you don’t need the perfect prompt up front. Build, review the Live Preview, and refine with follow-up prompts.

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Where to Go Next

Build Overview

See how prompts turn into a deployed app.

Live Preview

Watch your app build as you iterate.