Prompt Library

The Prompt Library gives you ready-to-use prompts for common tasks. Instead of writing complex integration prompts from scratch, pick a tested template and customize it.

How to use

Open the attachments menu (+ button) in the chat input
Select Prompt Library
Browse the available prompts
Click a prompt to insert it into your chat input
Customize the text if needed, then send

Available prompts

Review & Simplify Code

Asks the AI to review the code produced by the last requested changes for quality, reusability, and efficiency.

Finds redundant code, unused imports, and overly complex logic in recently changed files
Suggests simplifications and consolidation opportunities
Scoped to the last changes, not the entire codebase

Use this periodically — especially after large refactors or when you’ve added several features in a row.

Decompose Largest File

Finds the single largest .dart file in your project and breaks it into well-organized smaller files.

Extracts widgets, models, services, and utilities into separate files
Follows your project’s existing folder conventions
Only moves code between files — no logic changes, no visual changes
Token usage: ~400,000 tokens for a 5,000-line file. Check your balance before running.

Use this when a file has grown too large to navigate easily — typically after many features have been added to the same screen.

Firebase Analytics (Minimal Setup)

Provides a step-by-step prompt for integrating Firebase Analytics into your app.

Includes the google-services.json configuration template
Sets up basic event tracking
Gets you to a working analytics setup quickly

You’ll still need to create a Firebase project and download your own configuration file. See Firebase Setup for the full integration guide.

Adds a GDPR-compliant consent dialog for ad tracking. This is required before showing ads to users in the EU.

Displays a consent prompt on first launch
Stores the user’s choice
Gates ad loading on consent status

Implement this before adding any ad units. Without it, your app may violate EU privacy regulations.

Adds a banner ad to your app using Google AdMob.

Uses test ad unit IDs by default — replace with your real IDs before publishing
Includes proper ad initialization and lifecycle handling
Places the banner at a standard position in your layout

AdMob Interstitial Ad

Adds full-screen interstitial ads triggered at natural breakpoints in your app.

Uses test ad unit IDs by default
Includes loading, display, and error handling logic
Best placed at transition points (e.g., after completing a level, between screens)

Recommended order for ads

If you’re adding ads to your app, use the prompts in this order:

AdMob Consent Flow — set up GDPR consent first
AdMob Banner Ad or AdMob Interstitial Ad — add your ad units after consent is in place

The consent flow must be in place before any ads load. Sending the ad prompts without the consent flow will still work technically, but your app won’t be compliant with EU regulations.

Tips for getting the most out of templates

Customize before sending. The prompts are starting points, not rigid scripts. Add details about your specific app — screen names, color preferences, where you want ads placed.
Combine with file references. If you know which file should be modified, add an @file: reference to focus the AI. For example, after inserting the Banner Ad prompt, add: “Place the banner at the bottom of @file:lib/screens/home_screen.dart.”
Run “Review & Simplify Code” regularly. After every 5-10 prompts, or whenever the AI has made significant structural changes. This keeps your codebase clean and prevents technical debt from accumulating.

Next steps

Prompting fundamentals

Write effective prompts to get better results when customizing templates or writing your own.

AdMob & Monetization

Full AdMob integration guide with detailed setup instructions beyond the prompt templates.