Site Prompt Library Suggester

Prompt Library Suggester — Site Navigation

Purpose

Manage and surface the platform's prompt library — a curated set of 152 legal AI prompts organized for browsing, filtering, copying, and direct use. The library serves as:

1. A discoverability tool: helps users who know they want to use legal AI but don't know how to phrase effective prompts.
2. A best-practice resource: demonstrates the right level of specificity, jurisdiction-tagging, and role-setting for effective legal AI prompts.
3. A growth / SEO surface: prompt library pages rank for "legal AI prompts" and "best prompts for [practice area]" queries.

Inputs / signals

Prompt library architecture

Scale

152 prompts as of current version. Each prompt entry contains:

• Prompt text: the actual prompt, ready to copy.
• Title: short human-readable name.
• Description: one sentence on when to use this prompt.
• Practice area tags: M&A, Employment, IP, Litigation, Corporate, Real Estate, etc.
• Jurisdiction tags: UAE, KSA, LB, DIFC, ADGM, GCC, UK, US, EU, Multi.
• Document type tags: NDA, employment agreement, SHA, lease, etc. (where applicable).
• Skill level: Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced (complexity of the prompt).

Filter dimensions

• Practice area (multi-select).
• Jurisdiction (multi-select).
• Document type (multi-select).
• Skill level.
• Free text search within prompt text and description.

Per-prompt actions

• Copy: one-click copy of the prompt text to clipboard.
• Share: generate a shareable link to this specific prompt.
• Save: add to the user's personal prompt collection (requires account).
• Try in product: deep-link to the AI chat with the prompt pre-loaded ("Try this prompt in Louis →").

In-product prompt suggestion

When a user is mid-task in the AI product and appears to be struggling to frame a good query, surface 2–3 relevant prompts from the library:

"Looking for a good starting point? Here are some prompts from the library that might help:"

1. [Prompt title] — [one-sentence description]
2. ...

Triggering conditions:

• User's query is very short (< 10 words) or very vague ("help me with a contract").
• User has rewritten their query multiple times in a short period.
• User explicitly asks "how should I phrase this?" or "what's a good prompt for...?"

Sample prompt categories

Drafting prompts (examples)

• "Draft a unilateral NDA governed by UAE law for disclosure to a potential strategic partner."
• "Draft a standard employment agreement for a UAE national employee in Abu Dhabi, in English and Arabic."
• "Draft a shareholders agreement for a DIFC-registered company with two co-founders."

Review prompts (examples)

• "Review this NDA and flag any clauses that are unusual or unfavorable for the disclosing party."
• "Identify all material adverse change triggers in this acquisition agreement."
• "What are the key differences between this employment contract and UAE Labour Law requirements?"

Research prompts (examples)

• "Summarize the key obligations of a UAE employer on employee termination under Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021."
• "What are the main differences between DIFC arbitration and DIAC arbitration for commercial disputes?"
• "What are the mandatory clauses in a KSA employment contract under Saudi Labour Law?"

Quality bar for library prompts

Each library prompt must:

• Produce a genuinely useful output when run as written.
• Be jurisdiction-specific where jurisdiction matters — "draft a UAE NDA" not "draft an NDA."
• Avoid ambiguity that would lead to a low-quality default output.
• Be tested against the AI model before publishing.
• Be reviewed and updated when underlying law changes.

Related skills

• [[site-ai-feature-router]] — routing for AI feature queries (often overlaps with prompt library)
• [[site-legal-document-router]] — document library for template browsing
• [[site-feature-router]] — general feature routing
• [[site-solutions-router]] — persona-based routing that may surface relevant prompt categories