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Poe exists to switch between models, which makes one reusable prompt the whole point. With Typally you hold a hotkey, speak, and the text lands in Poe exactly where your cursor was.
From the people who build Typally. If Poe's own option covers your use, use it — this page will tell you when it does.None specific to composing. The message box is a standard input.
Using several models means writing the prompt several times, or writing it once badly and reusing it. A prompt worth comparing across models is a prompt worth spending two minutes on, and typing makes two minutes feel expensive.
In practice people use it for: Prompts sent to multiple bots, follow-ups, comparing outputs, and building custom bot instructions.
Setup happens once, outside Poe, and then applies to every program on the machine:
One install, one sign-in. Nothing else to configure.
Whatever has the cursor receives the text, so click the right place in Poe before starting.
Hold, talk, release. Long passages are fine.
Enter sends. Compose long prompts elsewhere if your dictation appends returns.
Typally types the same prompt into each bot, which is what makes a model comparison mean anything — retyping produces subtly different prompts and therefore meaningless results. Speak it once into a scratch file, then send the identical text everywhere.
Someone choosing a model for a summarisation task speaks one long prompt with three sample documents' worth of context, then runs it through five bots unchanged. The differences that show up are actually the models.
Dictate the prompt once into a scratch file, then send the same text to each bot. Identical inputs are the only way the comparison means anything.
Enter sends. Compose long prompts elsewhere if your dictation appends returns.
The message box is a standard text input. Dictation comes from whatever tool you use.
The same prompt, sent to each. Retyping produces subtly different prompts and meaningless results.
Yes — the instruction field is an ordinary text area and benefits from detail.
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