Quick Phrases
Quick Phrase is a set ofpreset conversation templatesthat can be invoked with one click from the shortcut menu in the chat box, avoiding repeated prompt input.
The phrases are divided into two types:
Global phrasescan be invoked in any assistant/chat
Assistant phrases: take effect only under the assistant they belong to, suitable for pairing a specific role with a dedicated template
Add Quick Phrase
Open Settings → Quick Phrase:

Click the + button in the top-right corner of the page (hover to show the "Add phrase" tooltip)
Fill in:
Title: the name shown in the invocation menu (e.g., "Translate to English", "Code review")
Content: the text actually inserted into the chat box, supports variables(see below)
Location for adding: choose
Global phrasesor a specific assistant
Save
Variables in content:${name} Syntax
${name} SyntaxQuick phrases supportuser-defined variables, with syntax ${variable name}. After invoking the phrase, press Tab to quickly jump between multiple variable positions and fill them in.
Example:
When invoking this phrase:
The content will be inserted into the chat box, and the cursor will automatically land at
${出发地}type "Shanghai", press Tab to jump to
${目的地}type "Hangzhou", press Tab to jump to
${邮箱}After filling in the address, press Enter to send
Variable names can be anything (Chinese or English). Variables with the same name will stay synchronized when filled.
The difference from "assistant prompt variables": assistants / Cherry Agent'sSystem Promptsupport another set ofpredefined variablesthat supports the Anthropic protocol (such as {{date}}、{{time}}、{{model_name}}、{{username}} etc.), which are automatically replaced by Cherry Studio at runtime. The two mechanisms are independent:
${name}: used only for quick phrases,user-defined, manually filled at runtime{{date}}etc.: used only for assistant / Agent system prompts,automatically replaced by the system
Using in the chat box
in chat interface Click the ⚡ Quick phrases icon in the input toolbar, or type
/in the input box to bring up the slash menuChoose the target phrase → the content is automatically inserted into the current input box, with the cursor staying on the first variable
Press Tab to jump to the next variable
Sorting and editing
Drag list items to adjust the order
Click a phrase item to edit or delete (deleted items cannot be restored)
Tips and tricks
Write a “Review the following code, summarize in three columns: severity / type / fix suggestion:
${code}”, then paste the code into${code}to use itand Text Selection Assistant Complementary: the selection assistant handles "selected content", while quick phrases provide "general-purpose templates"
Multiple phrases can form your "prompt engineering library"; it is recommended to name them by scenario categories
💡 Get help and submit feedback
If you encounter any questions, bugs, or have suggestions for feature improvements during configuration or use, please refer to Feedback and Suggestions the official channels provided there.
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