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Create prompts that pass prompt-review's five gates by construction — intent capture, slash-command naming, single-workflow scope, draft as numbered steps, dogfood self-review. Use when authoring a new prompt, refactoring an existing one, or promoting a Mall prompt into the heir's brain.
默认使用会先检查来源的 Prompt；你也可以切换为直接命令，或下载本地副本。
决定是否安装前，请先阅读 SKILL.md，以及 SkillsMP 当前展示的配套文件。
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
直接命令不会经过审查 Prompt；运行前请先检查来源。
npx skills add https://github.com/fabioc-aloha/AIRS_Data_Analysis --skill prompt-creator命令会保持在同一行。复制前请横向滚动并检查完整内容。
想先保存到本地？可下载 SkillsMP 当前能够提供的文件。
Create agents that pass agent-review's six gates by construction — role capture, distinct-from-skill check, tool allowlist minimization, draft against gates, dogfood self-review. Use when authoring a new agent, refactoring an existing one, or promoting a Mall agent into the heir's brain.
Audits a candidate agent (.agent.md) against five gates (spec compliance, content quality, scope fit, safety, currency & coherence) plus Gate 6 (tool allowlist minimality). Use when reviewing a new agent draft before commit, evaluating a Mall agent or store agent for adoption, or re-auditing existing agents on a periodic cadence.
Detect, resolve, and manage the Alex_ACT_Memory shared memory bus. Fires on bootstrap, session start (announcements), and feedback writes.
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| name | prompt-creator |
| description | Create prompts that pass prompt-review's five gates by construction — intent capture, slash-command naming, single-workflow scope, draft as numbered steps, dogfood self-review. Use when authoring a new prompt, refactoring an existing one, or promoting a Mall prompt into the heir's brain. |
| lastReviewed | 2026-05-31T00:00:00.000Z |
Author prompts that pass prompt-review's five gates by construction. The gates are the quality bar; invert them, and you build to standard the first time.
Mirrors skill-creator's seven-phase structure with prompt-specific guidance. If a phase here disagrees with skill-creator on the shared scaffold, skill-creator wins; this file owns only the per-type guidance.
.github/prompts/Each phase inverts one of the five gates. Author against the phase, pass the gate.
Answer in writing before any drafting:
.prompt.md) becomes /<name>. Pick something a user would intuitively type. /review-instruction good; /v2-thing-do bad.Get-ChildItem .github/prompts/*.prompt.md
Select-String -Path .github/prompts/*.prompt.md -Pattern "<keyword>"
If another prompt covers the same workflow, extend it. If a Mall prompt covers it, adopt.
Frontmatter template:
---
description: "<third-person, what + when to invoke, ≤1024 chars>"
lastReviewed: YYYY-MM-DD
---
Do NOT add mode: agent — per current Microsoft Learn prompt-files spec, this field is deprecated. Existing prompts may carry it during sweep transition; new prompts should not.
File location: .github/prompts/<kebab-name>.prompt.md (flat — no subfolders).
Slash-picker discoverability: the filename IS the user's typing surface. After you pick a name, mentally type /<name> and ask: would a user trying to find this workflow guess that string? If not, rename.
| Criterion | How you author for it |
|---|---|
| Imperative voice | Verbs in the imperative ("Run", "Read", "Apply", "Save"). |
| Numbered steps | The prompt's body is a numbered step list. Brief context paragraph allowed before the steps; nothing else. |
| Single workflow scope | One goal. No "menus" of unrelated commands. |
| ≤100 lines | If you need more, the workflow belongs in a skill the prompt invokes. |
| Falsifier | Prompts <30 lines may inline a one-line falsifier; longer prompts need an explicit ## Would Revise If section. |
Template structure:
---
description: "..."
lastReviewed: YYYY-MM-DD
---
# /<prompt-name>
<one-paragraph context: what skill this invokes, what the user gets>
Steps:
1. <imperative action>
2. <imperative action>
3. <imperative action>
<optional: conditions / branches / output format>
| Target | Route |
|---|---|
| Generic developer workflow (status, save-note, banner) | Heir baseline |
| Project-specific workflow | That project's local-only repo |
| External-surface command | Not an ACT prompt — author a Mall unit |
Workflow vs body distinction: the prompt invokes the skill; the skill carries the procedure. If your prompt body has more than ~10 numbered steps, it's drifting into skill territory.
Same checks as skill-creator Phase 6. Prompt-specific: if the workflow invokes destructive operations (force-push, drop, delete), the step list must include an explicit user-confirmation step before the destructive call.
Before committing, run prompt-review's five gates. Verdict lives in the commit message.
Slash-picker test: imagine the prompt appears in a picker alongside your existing prompts. Is it discoverable by name? Does the description make its purpose obvious?
| Anti-pattern | Correction |
|---|---|
| Authoring a prompt before its underlying skill exists | Author the skill first; the prompt is the entry-point |
Adding mode: agent to a new prompt | Deprecated per Microsoft Learn spec. Drop it. |
| Bundling unrelated commands into a "menu" prompt | One workflow per prompt |
| Cryptic prompt name | Filename = typing surface. If a user can't guess /<name>, rename. |
| Letting the prompt body grow into a procedure | If you need more than ~10 steps, the workflow belongs in a skill |
Referencing a retired skill in Steps: | Gate 5 semantic failure. Check that step references resolve. |
This skill's design has failed if any of the following occur within 90 days:
prompt-review on first self-auditTrack as you would any falsified discipline (commit log, retraining notes, or curation ledger if your repo ships one) tagged [PROMPT-CREATOR-MISS].