create-prompt
Generate a new agentic prompt at specified level (1-7) using meta-prompting. Use when creating new slash commands or workflow prompts.
What this skill does
# Create Prompt Generate a new prompt at specified level. ## Arguments - `$1`: Level (1-7) - `$ARGUMENTS`: High-level description of prompt purpose (after level) ## Instructions You are creating a new agentic prompt at the specified level. ### Step 1: Parse Arguments Extract: - Level from `$1` (1-7, default to 2 if not specified) - Description from remaining arguments If no description provided, STOP and ask user for prompt purpose. ### Step 2: Determine Level Requirements Based on level, identify required sections: | Level | Required Sections | | --- | --- | | 1 | Title, High-Level Prompt | | 2 | Title, Variables, Workflow, Report | | 3 | Title, Variables, Workflow (with control flow) | | 4 | Title, Variables, Workflow (with delegation) | | 5 | Title, Variables, Workflow (accepts prompt input) | | 6 | Title, Variables, Workflow, Specified Format | | 7 | Title, Variables, Workflow, Expertise | ### Step 3: Design Variables Determine: - Dynamic variables (what user provides) - Static variables (fixed values) - Default values where appropriate ### Step 4: Design Workflow Create numbered steps appropriate for the level: - Level 1: Simple sequential instructions - Level 2: Input -> Process -> Output pattern - Level 3: Add conditionals, loops, STOP conditions - Level 4: Add Task tool delegation - Level 5: Accept prompt file as input - Level 6: Include template generation - Level 7: Include expertise accumulation ### Step 5: Generate Prompt Create the prompt following the level structure. ### Step 6: Save and Report ## Output Generate the prompt and provide summary: ```markdown ## Prompt Created **Name:** [kebab-case-name] **Level:** [level] **Location:** .claude/commands/[name].md ### Structure - Sections: [list] - Variables: [count] dynamic, [count] static - Workflow: [count] steps ### Usage ```bash /[name] [arguments] ``` ### Next Steps - Test the prompt - Refine based on results - Consider upgrading if needed ## Notes - See @seven-levels.md for level definitions - See @prompt-sections-reference.md for section guidelines - See @variable-patterns.md for variable conventions - Use @prompt-level-selection skill if unsure about level
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