Want to hand your AI prompt to everyone who asks for it in the comments? This template sends each commenter a link to your prompt in their DMs and reminds the people who have not opened it.

Someone comments PROMPT, taps once in their DMs and gets a link to your AI prompt. Copy the template and see every step.
Ask people to comment PROMPT on your next post. Each one gets a reply under the comment and a DM with one button. A tap sends a link card to the page that holds your AI prompt, and everyone who opens it goes into a folder. Anyone who has not opened it after 2 hours gets one reminder.

The DM does not contain the prompt itself. It carries a link card to a page you own, where the prompt sits ready to copy. The template ships with an example address, which you replace with your own page (see below).
The flow reacts to top-level comments that contain the word PROMPT, in capitals or not. "prompt" and "prompts" both count, and a reply to someone else's comment does not. Inrō sends the DM through its comment to DM feature.
It watches one post: the first one you publish after the date in its trigger. That date is set when you copy the template, so check it before your PROMPT post goes up (see below).
Inrō answers under the comment with one of three replies, picked at random: "Sent the prompt to your DMs", "Check your DMs for the prompt" or "Just sent it to your DMs 🙂". The public reply only goes up once the DM has gone out. In the DM Benchmark, a public reply as well as a DM converted at 46%, against 29% for a DM alone.
The first message is "Want the full prompt? Tap below and it's yours." It has one button, "Yes, send it", and waits 6 hours for the tap. The tap is the person's reply: Instagram lets a business send one private message to a person who commented, and the conversation continues once they respond (Meta for Developers, checked 23 October 2026).

After the tap, the person gets a link card titled "Prompt and tool", with the button "Get the prompt". Behind that button goes the page that holds your prompt.
The link goes on message two, after the tap. Across the 798,041 conversations in Inrō's DM Benchmark, a link on message two converted at 42%, against 29% on message one. That is a benchmark finding, not a result of this template.

Everyone who taps "Get the prompt" goes into the folder "AI prompt: clicked", even if the tap comes after the reminder. Filter your Inrō inbox by that folder and you see who opened your prompt page.
A person who has not tapped the link after 2 hours gets one message: "Have you checked the link yet?" The 2 hours is only the wait before that reminder. The template runs once per person, so a second PROMPT comment from the same person gets nothing.
The trigger comes set up: comments that contain PROMPT, on your next post, top-level comments only.

Check six things before you go live:
Ask people to comment a word like PROMPT on your next post. This template replies under each comment, sends a DM with one button, and on the tap sends a link card to the page that holds your prompt.
6 hours. The first message waits 6 hours for a tap on "Yes, send it". If nobody taps, nothing else is sent to that person.
No. The template has no follow check: anyone whose comment contains the word gets the first message.
They get one reminder, "Have you checked the link yet?", 2 hours after the link card. A tap after the reminder still counts, and the person goes into the "AI prompt: clicked" folder.
Yes. Change the keyword and the link on the card, then press Reset date before your next post. Each person gets the template once, so a new prompt needs a new keyword.
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