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Insert catalogue prompts with every dropdown intact

Prompts you insert from the slash picker or a shared link now arrive complete, with working dropdowns, real prompt names, and no stray skill or agent chips.

You type "/" in the composer, pick a prompt, and expect it to land in the bar ready to fill in. Several things could go wrong along the way, and all of them are fixed.

Complete dropdown fields

Seventy-two catalogue prompts opened with a dropdown that offered nothing to pick, and in sixteen of those the rest of the line vanished too: an upload field, a second dropdown, the sentence between them. Starting "I want to learn an instrument in 30 days" gave you an empty Instrument picker and never showed the practice time question.

Those prompts now insert whole. Every dropdown offers its choices, and the fields that used to disappear stay put.

Prompt names in the slash picker

Typing "/" soon after a page load listed eight rows of raw text like launchpad_prompt.meetingNotes.title instead of prompt names, and a search typed a moment too early came back blank. Both stayed that way until you pressed another key.

The picker now fills in with real names as soon as the catalogue is ready. If the catalogue cannot load at all, the picker closes rather than sitting empty and swallowing your Enter key.

Disabled skills stay plain text

With Data Analyst switched off, picking the "Adoption Metrics" prompt turned the quoted "Data Analyst" in its body into a live skill pill and sent that skill along with your message. A skill you have switched off now stays plain text when you insert a catalogue prompt or open a shared prompt link.

Agent mentions where they work

Editing a message or a saved prompt on a plan without agents still offered @explorer, @librarian, @researcher and @plan. Inserting one produced a chip that was dropped before the turn ran, so the agent never did anything and nothing told you why. Those editors now match the prompt bar and offer agent mentions only when your plan can run them.

Pick a prompt from the catalogue and what you see in the composer is what you get.