Prompt Library Curator

Teams accumulate prompts in chat threads, docs, and inboxes until nobody can find the good ones. This skill turns that sprawl into a curated prompt library: a single, versioned collection of entries with owners, variables, and review cadence. Works with plain files and folders — no special platform or integration required.

Convert an organization's or team's scattered, undocumented prompts into a maintained, searchable prompt library where each entry is normalized, versioned, owned, and periodically reviewed or deprecated. The goal is reuse: any agent or human should be able to pick up an entry and run it without asking the original author what it does.

• A team has prompts buried in chat history, shared docs, or personal notes that get re-typed or copy-pasted repeatedly.

• Different people are using different prompt wording for the same task (e.g., support replies, meeting summaries), producing inconsistent results.

• You want a single source of truth for prompts before onboarding new team members or agents.

• Prompt drift is a problem: someone improved a prompt last month and nobody else got the memo.

• There are fewer than ~5 prompts worth keeping; at that scale a single doc page is fine and a library is overhead.

• The prompts are one-off and won't be reused (do not curate what won't recur).

• The need is prompt evaluation or testing quality gates — curate the library first, then evaluate entries on a schedule.

• You need a prompt generator or a tool that writes prompts for you; this skill organizes what already exists.