prompt-templating

Load a prompt template containing placeholders like {variable}, extract the variables needed, gather values from your task context, and the Skill substitutes them to generate a complete, ready-to-use prompt. Required variables are validated; optional ones receive defaults.

Required variables must be present in your task context or the Skill will raise a validation error. Optional variables are replaced with default values if missing, ensuring your prompt remains functional without interruption.

Yes. Prompt templating creates reusable templates with dynamic placeholders that adapt to different task contexts—code review, summarization, analysis, or bug reports—by substituting context-derived values each time.

The Skill escapes braces and sanitizes content to prevent placeholder conflicts, ensuring literal braces and special characters in your context are rendered correctly in the final prompt without triggering unintended variable substitution.

The Skill validates all required variables before generating the prompt. If any are missing, it returns an error identifying which variables are absent, preventing incomplete or malformed prompts from being generated.

Yes. The Skill extracts variables from both user messages and code context within the same task, allowing templates to reference content from multiple sources and produce contextually complete prompts for code-related tasks.