Zach - ClickUp Exciting! I just actually set something this up yesterday with Make.com - would love to ditch the 3rd party integration.

Perry Wirth: We'll get there!

Zach - ClickUp how's this one progressing!?

Zach - ClickUp Filled this out but for me you're not really asking the right questions: the issue is not what prompts I want to be able to choose from--it's that I want to be able to write any prompt and have it fill in for that field. It would also be much more powerful if the prompts could reference other fields, as they can in Airtable. I didn't give example use cases in the Typeform, but here are some prompts I could see myself writing:

"Your role is a writer submitting a query letter to an agent you hope will represent your novel. Please generate a 25- to 50-word personalization of 1-2 sentences, to insert into a query letter and explain why you are submitting {{projectName}} to {{agentName}}. Please refer to the text of the webpage linked in the custom field {{agentBioLink}} to find reasons {{agentName}} might be a good fit for {{projectDescription}}. Your tone should be professional but not stiff. Here is an example result: 'I thought this project might interest you because of your track record representing book club suspense like [Author's] [Title], and your call for 'propulsive plotting with literary execution' in your MSWL."

That should give a sense of the kind of sophisticated, highly vertical prompt engineering I want. By the way, I think if you guys can beat Notion to market with true Airtable-like database references in prompts, it will be a real differentiator. This to me is the big missing piece of infusing AI into next-gen docs/structured database hybrids.

Zach - ClickUp I agree with what Robert McKay said. I definitely would want to write custom prompts, and would want them to be able to reference other fields.

To add to what Robert said, I would also like if it could understand Text fields.

E.g., I have a List that shows my contacts and when I last e-mailed them. I would like to create a prompt that can look at a Long Text custom field and see what notes I made based on our last conversation, what we talked about, etc, and then write a short e-mail based on that.

To add, it really needs to understand what a Custom Field really does in my setup, what its role is, how it relates to other Custom Fields, and so on. I think ClickUp AI will only ever really work well if it can really understand my setup and how these fields all relate to each other across Lists/Folders/Spaces/Everything, their priorities, their groupings, etc.

Maybe we need a ClickUp AI training area, where we can describe to it how Custom Fields relate to each other, and what they do.

Okay, I have made a request for us to be able to train ClickUp AI - https://feedback.clickup.com/feature-requests/p/clickup-ai-training-so-we-can-train-it-to-understand-our-unique-setups

I think this will be really key for getting it to understand our setups, and, thus, work really well.

Vardhan Dharnidharka: Thanks