Prompt library

Available onWebmacOSWindowsiOS

A prompt is a reusable note recipe: it tells the model what kind of note to produce (a SOAP note, a referral letter, a multi-case conference summary) and in what tone and structure. Every app ships with a starter set, and you can create your own.

Anatomy of a prompt

• Name — what you pick from the dropdown (“Clinical polish”, “Ambient SOAP”, …).
• Instructions — the system prompt: structure, tone, what to include and never invent.
• Temperature — how conservative or creative the drafting is (lower = more literal).
• Pinned model (optional) — force this prompt to always use a specific model, overriding the app-level default.

Pinned models override the global setting

If a prompt pins a model, Enhance uses that model even if you’ve selected a different one in settings. If an enhance uses a model you didn’t expect, check the prompt first.

Writing good clinical prompts

• State the output structure explicitly (headings, section order).
• Tell the model to only use information present in the transcript and to flag gaps rather than fill them.
• Include your sign-off/formatting conventions so notes come out paste-ready.

Platform specifics

Windows

Manage prompts in Settings → Prompt library: create, edit, delete, and pin a model per prompt. Pick the active prompt from the Workbench toolbar dropdown.

macOS

Manage prompts in the app’s settings; swipe to delete. Pick the prompt at enhance time.

iOS

A starter prompt set ships with the app; select at enhance time.

Web

The fullest editor: prompt manager with tags and starring, plus snippets (reusable text blocks) and text replacements (automatic corrections applied to transcripts).