@tank/prompt-creator

Reusable prompt templates are created by defining portable prompt atoms with correct naming, variable placeholders, and structured output formatting. This approach allows you to generate on-demand templates for tasks like commit messages or code reviews instead of loading one-off instructions into every session.

A prompt atom is a portable template component designed for Tank bundles that pairs variables in snake_case with specific output formatting instructions. It works by splitting larger tasks into manageable instruction, agent, hook, rule, or resource atoms to ensure clear inputs and consistent structured outputs across different workflows.

To design a pull request description generator or incident report format, you draft a prompt atom specifying the required variables, output format, and companion atoms. This structures the prompt cleanly to automate generating consistent documentation for your specific workflow needs.

Yes, workflow templates support splitting complex tasks into multiple prompts by composing them with instruction, agent, hook, rule, and resource atoms. This workflow composition manages complexity by pairing multiple smaller prompts together rather than relying on a single monolithic instruction.

Variables in Tank prompt atoms require snake_case formatting and correct prompt atom naming conventions. Adhering to these structured naming requirements ensures the variable slots function properly within the broader Tank bundle architecture.