Turn a prompt into a rail.
In your browser, save your instructions in a project and add fields for the details that change: client, objective, dates, or choices.
Turn your best instructions into easy-to-use forms.
Fill in the details, review your prompt, and copy it into your AI tool.
You’ve already found a good way to ask. Keep it.
The proposal structure. The content brief. The instructions behind your weekly report. Save that method as a rail, with fields for the details that change.
Open your project in the browser, choose a rail, and fill in the next task’s details. Review and copy the prompt. Your best instructions are ready when you need them.
See how a rail worksPrepare the instructions once.
Fill in each task’s details.
Share the method with your team.
A proposal, a content brief, a recurring report.
Choose a rail and change the fields.
See your complete prompt take shape.
Keep the proposal structure. Change the client and the scope.
Prepare a commercial proposal for {{client}}. Address this need: {{need}}. Cover this scope: {{scope}}. Use a {{tone}} tone.
Prepare a commercial proposal for Northstar Studio. Address this need: Launch a new service. Cover this scope: Positioning, web copy, launch emails. Use a Professional tone.
Include a short summary, proposed approach, scope, assumptions, and next steps. Flag missing information. Do not invent prices or commitments.
Copy the prompt and paste it into Codex, Claude, ChatGPT, or the AI tool you use.
↳ Choose a rail. Fill in the fields. Review and copy your prompt.Illustrative rails · No AI task is launched here
Keep the instructions that work.
Change only what the next task needs.
In your browser, save your instructions in a project and add fields for the details that change: client, objective, dates, or choices.
Open a rail in your project, fill in the form, and review the complete prompt. Copy it and paste it into the AI tool you use.
Organize rails by client, team, or activity. Invite teammates to the project so they can reuse the same instructions from their browser, with their own task details.
One person prepares how a task should be done. Everyone else gets a clear form to fill in. Share the structure, context, and criteria your team already relies on.
Keep proposals for one client, reports for another, and team routines in their own projects. Find the rail that fits the job.
Manage who can access each project and its rails. Make your team’s working methods available to the people who need them.
Fields guide teammates through the information to provide. The preview lets them check the complete instructions before using them.
A rail is a reusable set of instructions with fields for the details that change from task to task. Instead of rewriting a prompt, fill in the client, objective, dates, or other inputs, then review the complete instructions.
Professionals and teams who already use AI for recurring work. Agencies can reuse a proposal or brief structure, operations teams can prepare regular reports, and frequent AI users can keep their best instructions within reach.
Someone prepares the rail, including the instructions and fields. Teammates with access can fill in the details of their task and review the prepared prompt without having to rebuild the instructions themselves.
Fill in a rail in RunRail, review the complete prompt, and copy it. Then paste it into Codex, Claude, ChatGPT, or the AI tool you use. The AI work happens in that tool.
You can create rails, fill in forms, and review prompts from your browser. Then copy the prepared prompt into your AI tool.
Group rails into projects for a client, team, or type of work. Manage who has access to each project and its rails, so the right teammates can reuse the methods you have prepared.
Yes. The preview shows the instructions with your task’s details filled in. Review the prompt before taking it to your AI tool, and adjust the inputs if something is missing.
Request early access with your work email and we’ll get in touch when your invitation is ready. You can explore the interactive examples above now: fill in the fields, review the prompt, and copy it.