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title: Magic Prompts
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description: Customize the built-in prompts behind OpenChamber's automated flows.
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# Magic Prompts
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OpenChamber uses built-in prompts behind the scenes whenever it does something automatically — writing a commit message, drafting a PR, reviewing an issue, resolving a conflict, summarizing a session. Magic Prompts is where you read and rewrite those prompts. Open it at **Settings → Magic Prompts**.
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You don't need this page for normal use. Reach for it when you want a flow to behave differently — say, commit messages in a particular style.
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## Edit a prompt
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1. Open **Settings → Magic Prompts**.
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2. Pick a prompt from the groups in the sidebar — Git, GitHub, Planning, and Session.
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3. Edit the text and save.
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Some prompts have a visible part (the message you'd see) and an instructions part (hidden guidance for the agent). Prompts can include `{{placeholders}}` that OpenChamber fills in, like the diff or the issue title — keep those in place.
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## Reset
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Changed your mind? Each prompt has **reset to default**, and there's a **reset all** if you want to start over everywhere.
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## Related
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- [Git & GitHub Workflows](/git/) — many of these prompts power the git flows
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