Store variables for reference in Prompts

Currently we can store prompts as templates, and these can reference variables in them.

I’m looking for the opposite; store variables and reference them when I type out my prompts.

The workflow I’m looking for is:

• save a named text block once, e.g. rules, style, brand_voice, disclaimer

• reference it while typing any prompt

• have TypingMind expand it inline before sending

Example:
```

I need you to research frogs. Follow these rules:
{{rules}}

Using that research, create a Word document with this style guide:
{{style}}

Using that research, create a PowerPoint with this style guide:
{{style}}
```

Why this would help:

• avoids repeating large blocks of text

• keeps prompts readable

• lets one shared block be updated once and reused everywhere

• reduces the need to maintain many near-duplicate prompt templates

Current workarounds like full templates, agents, or system instructions are helpful, but they don’t solve the “define once, reference anywhere inline” workflow.

Possible UX:

• a Snippet Library / Global Variables section

• invoke with {{name}}, /snippet, or a keyboard shortcut

• optional preview before send

• warning if a referenced snippet doesn’t exist

This would complement Prompt Templates rather than replace them.