Use Library Prompts and Examples

Discover Harvey's access point for your favorite prompts and examples.

Last updated: Nov 18, 2025


Overview

Read Managing Prompts and Examples in Library (For Admins) to learn more about admin capabilities.

The Library is your team's command center for repeatable work.

  • Save and reuse prompts and examples to streamline workflows, share best practices, and accelerate collaboration across your organization.
  • Library admins have expanded control—able to edit and organize both prompts and full examples within the Library tab.

Prompts are the questions you ask Harvey. They’re designed to help you execute high-impact tasks quickly and consistently.

Examples are real, completed queries—including the prompt, source document, and Harvey’s response. They serve as reference points to show what’s possible—and how to get there.

Library is located on the left sidebar within Harvey.

Browse Prompts and Examples in the Library

From the Library, you can browse prompts and examples of how to use Harvey to accomplish a variety of tasks. Selecting the Prompt or Example options will display all available items, categorized by their creator:

  • Private: Prompts created by individual users for personal use, visible only to the creator.
  • Team: Prompts and examples created by Library admins for the entire team.
  • Harvey: Prompts and examples provided by the Harvey team to help you get started. Admins can choose to hide these examples at their discretion.

Note: Examples can be used by anyone, but only Library admins can create and manage examples, enabling customization to meet the specific needs of the team.


Save a Prompt

To save a prompt:

  1. Click on Prompts > Create new prompt.
    Click on 'prompts' from the assistant composer.
  2. Assign a name, visibility, category and practice area.
  3. Click Save to add the prompt to your library.

Load a Prompt

A saved prompt can be automatically populated into the query box in Assistant by clicking Prompts button and selecting from the library.

Image of selecting a prompt in the composer to load a saved prompt