Learn the basics of PromptYap and create your first AI prompts with dynamic variables
PromptYap is designed to make AI prompt management simple and powerful. In this guide, you'll learn how to create your first Yap (variable) and use it in a prompt.
Before you begin, make sure you have:
Yaps are reusable variables that you can insert into any prompt. Let's create your first one:
Go to the Yaps page in your dashboard.
Click the blue "Create a Yap" button to open the creation form.
Enter the following information for your first Yap:
Shorthand: company_name
Content: Acme Corporation
Description: Our company name for use in marketing materials
Click "Create Yap" to save it. You'll now see it in your Yaps list.
Now let's create a prompt that uses your Yap variable:
Go to the Prompts page in your dashboard.
Click "Create a Prompt" and fill in the details:
Title: Company Introduction Email
Content: Write a professional email introducing {{ yap = company_name }} to potential clients.
The email should highlight our innovative solutions and commitment to excellence.
Keep the tone professional but friendly, and include a clear call-to-action.
The syntax {{ yap = company_name }}
tells PromptYap to replace this with the content of your "company_name" Yap.
Now let's run your prompt and see the magic happen:
Choose an AI provider and model from the dropdown. Popular choices include:
PromptYap will:
{{ yap = company_name }}
with "Acme Corporation"You'll see both the processed prompt (with Yaps replaced) and the AI's response.
Now that you understand the basics, here's what to explore next:
Learn about Sacred Yaps, validation, and best practices for organizing your variables.
Explore Yaps Documentation →Discover advanced prompt features, testing, and debugging techniques.
Learn About Prompts →Chain multiple prompts together and use Sacred Yaps to reference previous outputs.
Build Sequences →Configure additional AI providers and understand their capabilities.
Setup Providers →If you see "Yap not found" errors, check that:
{{ yap = shorthand }}
If prompts fail to run, verify: