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Build a Sequence from the Main Page

Build, edit, duplicate, and delete reusable prompt sequences from the main extension page.

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Build a Sequence from the Main Page

Build a sequence from the main page

A sequence chains saved prompts into an ordered, repeatable workflow: research, then outline, then draft, then refine, saved once and run whenever the work repeats. Sequences are built and managed on the main extension page only, in the Sequences view, and each step references a prompt from your library rather than copying it. This page covers building a sequence step by step, and editing, duplicating, and deleting it afterwards. Running one lives in insert a sequence from the sidebar.

Prerequisites:

Open the Sequences view#

  1. Click the pinned Cognardo Workbench icon to open the pop-up.
  2. Click the prompts icon in the navigation grid. The main extension page opens on the Prompts & Sequences tab.
  3. Switch to the Sequences view at the top of the tab.

Build the sequence#

  1. Click Add Sequence. The Add New Sequence modal opens, with Cancel and Save Sequence at the bottom.
  2. Name the workflow in the TITLE field.
  3. Optional: describe it in the DESCRIPTION field. The description shows on the sequence's row in the library, so one line on what the workflow produces earns its keep.
  4. Add the steps:
    1. Click Add Step. The prompt picker opens with a Search prompts… field and your library beneath it.
    2. Click a prompt and it lands as the next step. Repeat for each step in the workflow.
    3. Each step row shows its number, the prompt's title, a preview chevron for the full content, and a remove control.
  5. Reorder the steps by their drag handle. The tooltip reads Drag to reorder, and the numbering updates as you drop.
  6. Add tags in the TAGS field. Sequences share the prompt tag library, chips and all. See manage tags.
  7. Click Save Sequence. The modal closes, a confirmation reads Sequence saved, and the sequence appears at the top of the list on an orange PENDING badge, switching to green SYNCED when the upload finishes.

Steps stay linked to their prompts#

A step is a reference, not a copy. Edit a prompt in your library and every sequence that carries it uses the edited version from then on, with nothing to update inside the builder. The same goes for variables: a step whose prompt carries {{variable}} placeholders asks for its values when the sequence runs, one Fill Prompt Variables pass per step that needs it. Variable syntax lives in save a prompt from the sidebar, and the run-time fills in insert a sequence from the sidebar.

Edit, duplicate, or delete a sequence#

  • Edit: Click Edit Sequence (the pencil) on the row. The builder opens with everything filled in: change the title, the steps, the order, or the tags, then click Update Sequence. The row returns to PENDING while the change syncs.
  • Duplicate: Click Duplicate Sequence on the row. The builder opens pre-filled as a new sequence, ready for a variant: adjust the title and any steps, then save.
  • Delete: Click Delete Sequence on the row. The sequence is removed; the prompts its steps referenced stay untouched in your library.

FAQ#

How many sequences and steps can I have?+

The caps are plan-dependent: the free plan limits both how many sequences you save and how many steps each carries, PRO raises the limits, and MAX removes them. For what each plan includes, see pricing.

Can I type a step straight into the builder?+

No. Steps come from your prompt library. Save the text as a prompt first, then add it as a step. See save a prompt from the main page.

What happens to a sequence when I edit one of its prompts?+

The sequence uses the edited version from then on. Steps reference prompts rather than copying them, so the edit reaches every sequence at once.

Can I build or insert a sequence from the sidebar?+

Building is main page only. Inserting is the reverse: sequences run from the sidebar's Insert Prompt Sequence action, and there is no // command for them. See insert a sequence from the sidebar.

Does a sequence work on both platforms?+

Yes. One library serves chatgpt.com and claude.ai, and a sequence built once runs identically on either.