Selection Prompt

Pro

The fastest path from "this text is wrong" to "this text is right".

1. Highlight text in a field on any page.
2. Open the Spotlight (Ctrl+Shift+T on a Mac, Ctrl+Shift+E elsewhere) and pick the prompt. Typing its abbreviation won't run it, because typing would replace what you selected.
3. The result replaces your selection.

The starter prompts

TypeFire seeds a Selection Prompts collection on first launch:

Prompt	Abbreviation	Does
Rewrite concisely	bsrewrite	Tightens without changing meaning
Fix grammar	bsfix	Corrects errors, leaves your wording
Translate to English	bsen	Preserves tone and formatting
Explain code	bsexplain	Two or three sentences for a developer
Summarize in 3 bullets	bssum	Exactly three bullets
Formal tone	sformal	Business correspondence register
Friendly tone	bsfriendly	Warm and conversational
Convert to bullet list	bsbullets	One idea per bullet

These are ordinary snippets. Edit them, delete them, or write your own.

Writing your own

A selection prompt is a snippet whose body uses {{selection}} where the highlighted text should go:

Rewrite the following as a changelog entry. One line, past tense,
no marketing language. Output only the line.

{{selection}}

Save it into the Selection Prompts collection, then run it from the Spotlight with text selected.