prompt-library

It covers listing, searching, viewing, and using/customizing an existing template -- not designing a new agent architecture from scratch (see agent-design for that) or writing a prompt's internal structure (see prompt-creation).

Prompt Library

Collection of professional, tested, and optimized prompt templates.

Categories

Agents (6 executable agents)

Template	Description	Usage
code-reviewer	Code review with SOLID	/prompt library use code-reviewer
support-assistant	Multichannel customer support	/prompt library use support-assistant
data-analyst	Data analysis	/prompt library use data-analyst
technical-writer	Technical documentation	/prompt library use technical-writer
security-auditor	OWASP security audit	/prompt library use security-auditor
api-designer	REST/GraphQL API design	/prompt library use api-designer

Tasks (6 executable agents)

Template	Description	Usage
summarizer	Adaptive text summarization	/prompt library use summarizer
translator	Multilingual translation	/prompt library use translator
extractor	Structured data extraction	/prompt library use extractor
classifier	Content classification	/prompt library use classifier
generator	Content generation	/prompt library use generator
validator	Data validation	/prompt library use validator

Specialized (6 executable agents)

Template	Description	Usage
legal-assistant	Legal analysis	/prompt library use legal-assistant
medical-writer	Medical writing	/prompt library use medical-writer
financial-analyst	Financial analysis	/prompt library use financial-analyst
marketing-strategist	Marketing strategy	/prompt library use marketing-strategist
hr-assistant	Human resources	/prompt library use hr-assistant
educational-tutor	Educational tutoring	/prompt library use educational-tutor

Commands

# List all templates
/prompt library list

# Search for a template
/prompt library search "code review"

# View a template
/prompt library show code-reviewer

# Use a template (copy and customize)
/prompt library use code-reviewer

# Use with customization
/prompt library use code-reviewer --lang python --focus security

Agent Structure

Each agent follows the standard Claude Code format:

---
name: agent-name
description: Clear description for automatic triggering
model: sonnet|opus|haiku
color: color-name
tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob, WebSearch
skills: skill-name
---

Required Fields

Field	Description	Values
name	Unique identifier	kebab-case
description	Trigger + usage context	Descriptive text
model	Claude model to use	haiku (simple), sonnet (standard), opus (complex)
color	Display color	green, blue, red, amber, etc.
tools	Available tools	Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob, WebSearch
skills	Associated skill	Linked skill name

Agent Body

After the YAML frontmatter, the Markdown body contains:

• Instructions and processes
• Output formats
• Examples and patterns
• Rules and prohibitions (Forbidden)

Contribution

To add an agent:

1. Create the .md file in the appropriate category (agents/, tasks/, specialized/)
2. Use the standard YAML frontmatter (name, description, model, color, tools, skills)
3. Test the agent with at least 3 use cases
4. Document output formats and rules (Forbidden)