Global variables

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Global variables don\u0027t seem to be working properly. When it gives me the actual improved prompt, it gives me the full variable name instead {{any global variable}}

Parves_PromptArchitects · Answer

Hi! Thanks for flagging this. What you\u0027re seeing is actually intentional behavior, not a bug.\u000a\u000aThe variable name (e.g. {{any global variable}}) is preserved in the displayed prompt on purpose. However, when you click the Copy button or use \u0022Use Prompt\u0022 from our extension modal, the variable is automatically replaced with its current value before the prompt is sent.\u000a\u000aWe kept the variable name visible by design so that if you ever update the value of a global variable, that change is automatically reflected in every prompt you\u0027ve previously saved or modified \u002D no need to go back and edit each one manually.\u000a\u000aHope that clears things up! Let us know if you run into anything else.\u000a\u000aAlso, just a quick tip: for this type of support question, reaching out via the live chat on our website is usually more helpful, since you can share screenshots there and we can walk you through things visually.

Nafiul_PromptArchitects · Answer

Thanks for your interest in our Global Variable feature!\u000a\u000aHere\u0027s how it works:\u000aWhen you create a prompt with Global Variables, you\u0027ll see them displayed as variables (like {client_name} or {project_type}) in the enhanced prompt preview.\u000a\u000aBut here\u0027s the magic: when you click the copy button and paste it into your AI platform (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.), those variables are automatically replaced with the actual values you\u0027ve set.\u000a\u000aExample:\u000aIn Prompt Architects:\u000aCreate a proposal for {client_name} focusing on {project_type}\u000a\u000aAfter copying to ChatGPT:\u000aCreate a proposal for \u0022Acme Corp\u0022 focusing on \u0022website redesign\u0022\u000a\u000aThe variables get substituted automatically, so you don\u0027t have to manually replace them every time. That\u0027s what makes Global Variables powerful for reusable prompts across different clients, projects, or workflows.\u000a\u000aLet me know if you have any questions!\u000a\u000aThank you\u000aNafiul

70376bec4fab41e1822433796eea9d50 · Answer

Thanks I did notice now that the variable name is not on the once clicking on copy.

But still leaves traces of the placeholder example "The uniform details are provided by the placeholder" and then it gives the detail of the uniform from the variable.

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