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    Quick Start

    Five minutes from sign-up to a prompt you'd actually use at work.

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    ClarityContextConfidence
    ℹ️Before you begin

    You'll need a free Keypra account. It takes about 30 seconds to set one up.

    1. Pick the mode that fits you

    On your first sign-in, Keypra asks how you want to work. There's no wrong answer — you can change it later.

    1

    Builder

    Guided. The sidebar shows essentials only and unlocks more as you progress through lessons. Best if you're new to working deliberately with AI.

    2

    Expert

    Everything visible from day one — Composer, Lab, Workflows, Skills. Best if you already know your way around prompts.

    3

    Enterprise member

    Joined via your organisation? Your admin has set this up for you. You'll see the org workspace and shared library.

    Compare modes in detail →

    2. Get Clarity — write what you actually need

    A good prompt starts with a clear question. Keypra saves your prompts as Documents so you can come back, refine, and reuse.

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    Open "My Prompts"

    In the sidebar. Click "New Document" and choose "Prompt".

    2

    Name it for what it does

    "Weekly client report — energy sector" beats "Test prompt 3".

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    Use placeholders for what changes

    Type {{client_name}}, {{topic}}, {{deadline}} — Keypra will ask you to fill them in later.

    3. Add Context — what AI can't infer

    Context Cards hold the background AI needs but doesn't know: your role, your project, your tone, your constraints. Write once, reuse everywhere.

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    Go to "Contexts"

    Click "Contexts" in the sidebar.

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    Create a card

    Pick a category. Give it a clear name like "My role at Acme" or "Tone — formal client comms".

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    Describe the background

    Plain prose. Who you are, what the project is, what tone or rules to follow.

    4. Compose — bring it together

    The Composer is where prompt + context + details meet. You'll see the final assembled prompt as you build it.

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    Open the Composer

    Click "Composer" in the sidebar.

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    Pick your prompt

    Select the Document from step 2.

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    Attach your context

    Click "Add Card" and choose the card from step 3.

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    Fill in the placeholders

    The preview updates as you type.

    5

    Copy and go

    Click "Copy Prompt", paste it into your AI tool, and read the result.

    5. Build Confidence — review before you ship

    Frontier models fail invisibly — confidently and plausibly. Before you act on AI output, take 30 seconds to challenge it.

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    Send the prompt back to the Practice Lab

    Use the "Open in Lab" button in the Composer to get a quality score and refinement suggestions.

    2

    Run a Stress Test

    The Lab can flag tensions and blind spots in your blocks before you send anything to a client.

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    Save what worked

    Promote successful prompts back to your Library so future-you doesn't start from scratch.

    That's your First Win

    You just used the three pillars in one loop: Clarity (a clear question), Context (a reusable card), Confidence (review before shipping). The rest of Keypra is just deeper versions of these same three habits.

    What's next?

    Pick whatever sounds most useful — there's no set order.

    💡Take it one step at a time

    You don't need to learn everything at once. Most people start with a single prompt and grow from there. That's exactly how Keypra is designed. Back to the journey map →