create-prompt

Invoke this Skill and describe the task, or let it review your conversation history to detect a repeatable pattern. It drafts a .prompt.md file, asks clarifying questions about ambiguous parts, and saves the finalized prompt for future invocation.

A .prompt.md file stores a reusable prompt for a common task so you can invoke it repeatedly without retyping instructions. It can define fixed context, accept arguments, and be scoped to a workspace or to your personal environment.

Yes. During creation the Skill asks whether the prompt should accept arguments or rely on fixed context, and whether it should be workspace-scoped or personal. These choices shape how the saved prompt behaves when invoked.

The Skill falls back to direct clarification, asking what task the prompt should help with, whether it takes arguments, and what scope it should have. It then drafts the prompt from your answers and iterates with you.

Avoid creating a prompt file for one-off tasks that will not recur, since the overhead of drafting and refining provides no benefit. Reusable prompts are most valuable for stable, repeated workflows with consistent inputs and outputs.