Fill-in Prompts

Saved prompts you fill in right inside the sentence, each blank growing with its text in its own colour, with quick picks for common answers and a Use button that waits until every gap is filled.

akaprompt templates·variables

Install

Run this in any project set up for the shadcn CLI. It copies the Fill-in Prompts source into your components folder, so the code is yours to change.

npx shadcn@latest add https://devl.dev/r/fill-in-prompts.json

Use it

Import it and render it. Every prop has a typed default, so it works straight away, and you pass your own data when you’re ready.

import { FillInPrompts } from "@/components/fill-in-prompts";

export default function Page() {
  return <FillInPrompts />;
}

Built with

A free React component in the Conversation collection, written in TypeScript with Tailwind CSS on coss ui. MIT licensed.

coss ui: button
npm: lucide-react, motion

Props

Read from the Fill-in Prompts source. Everything is optional unless it says required.

Prop	Type	Default
templates	PromptTemplate[]	defaultTemplates
onUse	(prompt: string, values: Record<string, string>) => void	—
className	string	—

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Prop

Type

Default

templates

PromptTemplate[]

defaultTemplates

onUse

(prompt: string, values: Record<string, string>) => void

—

className

string

—