The library is a set of prompts that already work, so you are not writing one from scratch to find out. It opens from the book icon beside the + in the message box.
Pick one, fill in whatever it asks for, run it.
The eight groups
They are jobs rather than platforms, because what you are doing matters more than where it gets posted.
Analyze my posts reads an account, yours or somebody else's.
Competitor research covers tracking and comparison.
Trend analysis is what is moving.
Audience research is comments and questions.
Content strategy is planning.
Content creation is scripts, hooks and posts.
Automations sets up Routines.
Vamos setup fills in My Brand.
The badge on each card
Every prompt names what comes back.
A breakdown.
A verdict.
A ranked list, a report, a plan.
Ideas, concepts, a script, hooks, a storyboard, a brief.
A creator list, a Watchlist, or a Routine.
That badge is the thing to choose on. Two prompts can cover the same subject and hand you very different objects.
Variables
Some prompts have blanks. A handle, a topic, a video, a draft.
You will notice they never ask for your niche, your voice, your website or your own handles. Vamos already holds those in My Brand, so a prompt that asked for them would be asking you to type what it can read. See My Brand.
Editing before you run
The prompt is shown before it runs and you can change it. Worth doing when you want a different window, a different platform, or a specific constraint.
A prompt from the library is a starting point, not a form.
Finding one
Search it, browse the category shelves, or start from Top prompts. Any prompt can be saved from the library or from a message you already sent, and saved prompts live under Saved prompts in the message box's + menu.
Attaching files
A prompt can take attachments in the same way a chat can: documents, images, audio, video. Useful for running a library prompt against your own material rather than against something public.
Credits
Running a library prompt costs the same as asking the same thing yourself.
Writing your own
Once you know what you want, write it directly in the chat. The library's own rules are worth copying: say what you want rather than how to do it, name the deliverable rather than the steps, and leave out anything Vamos already knows about you. See How to ask Vamos for things.