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Team Sharing Guidelines

Shared prompt libraries fail without lightweight governance. This template creates just enough process to keep the library useful without bureaucracy that discourages contribution.

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Write a brief guide for our team on how to share and reuse prompts effectively.

Team context: {{team_context}}
Tools we use: {{tools}}
Current pain points: {{pain_points}}

The guide should cover:

1. **When to share a prompt**: What qualifies a prompt for the shared library vs. keeping it personal?
2. **How to document a shared prompt**: What metadata must be included (description, example input/output, model requirements, known limitations)?
3. **How to request changes**: Process for suggesting improvements to shared prompts without breaking others' workflows
4. **Ownership and maintenance**: Who is responsible for keeping shared prompts updated?
5. **Naming and tagging standards**: Summary of our conventions (reference existing taxonomy)

Keep it under 500 words. Use bullet points. Make it practical, not theoretical.

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{{team_context}}{{tools}}{{pain_points}}

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Shared prompt libraries fail without lightweight governance. This template creates just enough process to keep the library useful without bureaucracy that discourages contribution.

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