authoring-decorators

To create a prompt decorator, define a JSON file adhering to decorator_schema.json with required fields including decoratorName, version, description, and transformationTemplate. Place the file in your personal user registry or submit a pull request to the upstream registry.

A prompt decorator JSON file must conform to decorator_schema.json, requiring specific fields: decoratorName, version, description, and transformationTemplate. Proper labeling and placement within the designated registry directory are also necessary for validation.

Verify a prompt decorator by running accompanying tests or smoke tests using hook and preview commands. End-to-end verification ensures the transformationTemplate applies correctly to prompts before deploying to a personal or upstream registry.

Yes, you can submit decorators to an upstream registry by creating a pull request. The submission must include a properly structured JSON file following decorator_schema.json and accompanying tests to verify behavior and ensure safe contributions.

Deploying to a personal registry requires creating a JSON file under your user registry directory, ensuring it adheres to decorator_schema.json with proper fields like decoratorName and transformationTemplate, and verifying functionality with smoke tests.

Decorator validation fails when the JSON file does not adhere to decorator_schema.json or is missing required fields like decoratorName, version, description, or transformationTemplate. Ensure proper labeling and run end-to-end verification to resolve schema mismatch issues.