One-click Prompt Optimization
Chrome extension only. When a Prompt is already in the field you are typing in, Quick Optimize replaces that text. On the website, use Optimize Prompt instead.
When to use this
| Your goal | Use |
|---|---|
| Quickly improve the Prompt in the current field | Quick Optimize (extension) |
| Control how deep the wording and structure change | Low, Medium, or High below |
| Start from a task goal, not an existing Prompt | Extension: type /p or click the floating ball, then Design Prompt. Website: Design Prompt |
| Use a named framework, compare, or test two versions | Extension: type /p or click the floating ball, then Optimize Prompt. Website: Optimize Prompt |
How to run it
- Click into a writable text field.
- Type or paste the Prompt.
- Press the shortcut and choose Low, Medium, or High.
- Watch the improved text appear. Use Stop to cancel.
- Read it before you send it.
Default shortcut:
- macOS:
Command + J - Windows and Linux:
Alt + J
To change it, open chrome://extensions/shortcuts in Chrome. This shortcut does not open the workspace.
Optimization intensity
The shortcut opens an Optimization level menu near the field. Use Arrow keys, Home, End, Enter, or Space to choose. Escape or Tab cancels.
| Intensity | What changes | Best when |
|---|---|---|
| Low | Light edits; keeps wording and structure | The Prompt is almost ready |
| Medium | Improves clarity, context, and structure | Start here if unsure |
| High | Deeper rewrite of role, structure, and constraints | The Prompt is rough |
Low and Medium return a result sooner. High rewrites more. Your last choice is remembered next time.
Which fields work
Quick Optimize works on enabled, writable text-like fields:
inputfields with text, search, email, URL, or telephone typestextareafields- editable hosts using
contenteditable, includingplaintext-only
Password, number, date, file, read-only, and some rich editors may not accept the result. If that happens, copy from the browser workspace and paste.
If nothing happens
If no supported field is focused, click into a text box first. Empty or whitespace-only fields are skipped.
While Quick Optimize is running, the field is locked so your typing cannot mix with the generated text. A Stop control appears next to the field. Stopping does not refund the request.
If you Stop after some text has appeared, a small tip asks whether to keep the partial result or restore the original. The field stays locked until you choose.
If generation fails, the field is removed, or the page changes the field outside this session, the original text is restored when the field is still there.
Quick Optimize replaces the field in place. After a completed replacement it does not provide product View Original or Undo controls; use the host editor’s history when available.