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Turn text you already have into a snippet, a prompt or a Brain item without retyping it. Paste it, and SprintBrain writes a draft into the editor. Nothing is saved until you save it.

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Draft from text

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Start a new item

Click New snippet on the Snippets page, New prompt on the Prompts page, or Add text inside a Brain.
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Click Draft from text

It sits at the top of the editor, next to its title.
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Paste and click Write draft

Paste an email, a chat or a document, up to 20,000 characters, and click Write draft.
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Check the draft and save

The draft fills the editor. Read every line, change what you like, then save as usual.

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What the draft contains

  • Snippet: a name, a trigger, the text and its language, plus a folder and labels when one of yours fits. Details that change each time, such as a name, a date or a choice between a few options, become fill-in fields. Amounts and other numbers stay as written.
  • Prompt: a name, a shortcut when one fits, and the Role, Objective, Context, Examples and Constraints blocks. Details that change each time are written as placeholders in square brackets, such as [topic].
  • Brain item: a name, a one-line summary and a kind. Your text is kept exactly as you pasted it.
The draft uses only what your text says. It never adds a price, a date, a rule or a promise that isn’t in it. If your text is a conversation, a snippet is drafted from what your side wrote. A trigger or shortcut that’s already in use gets a number added, like payment_terms_2, and so does a Brain item name that’s already taken, like Opening hours (2).

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When a similar one already exists

Above the draft, Already in your library lists up to three items that look like it: the same trigger or shortcut, the same name, or much the same text.
  • Click a name to open that item. The draft closes without being saved.
  • Click Update it instead to have the AI update that item with your text. Its editor opens with the new version and a line saying what changed. Its trigger or shortcut, folder and labels stay as they were. Nothing is saved until you click Save changes, and the item’s version history keeps the old text.

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Review status

A new snippet, prompt or Brain item saved from a draft is marked AI generated until someone approves it. See Review and approval. An item you update with Update it instead follows the usual rules: when a teammate who is not an admin saves approved team content, it goes back to Under review.

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What is sent

To write the draft, SprintBrain sends your pasted text to Claude, the AI model made by Anthropic, along with the names of your folders and labels for a new snippet or prompt. Update it instead also sends the item being updated. Nothing else from your library is sent. Draft with AI is in the dashboard. The phone page and the extension don’t offer it.