Templates
A template is a reusable full report; a quick phrase is a reusable snippet. Creating your own isn't available yet — the fastest way to get reusable text today is the built-in library: browse it and use Copy phrase.
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A template is a full, reusable report structure; a quick phrase is a short reusable snippet you paste into a report instead of retyping it. Creating your own of either isn't available yet — the buttons for it are there, but they currently show "not implemented yet."
What already works: the built-in Library at the bottom of the Templates page. Browse or filter it by modality and specialty, open a phrase, and click Copy phrase — that copies the text to your clipboard, ready to paste into the report editor.
Your templates and quick phrases#
The My templates and My quick phrases sections list anything already in your workspace. Click a card to open its details: whether it's a template or a quick phrase, its tags, its version count, and when it was created and updated. The content itself isn't shown yet — decrypting a template's text in this client isn't implemented, so you won't see the actual wording here.
New template, New quick phrase, Duplicate, and the archive / trash actions on the right-click menu all currently show a "not implemented yet" message — none of them change anything yet.
Library templates aren't adoptable yet#
You can preview a library template's modality and specialty, but there's no way to adopt one into your own templates yet — that button also shows "not implemented yet." Quick phrases from the library are the one thing you can actually reuse today, via Copy phrase.