Template Library Setup
Quality tiers (Draft/Tested/Production) prevent untested prompts from being used in critical workflows while still encouraging experimentation.
Help me set up a prompt template library for {{team_or_use_case}}.\n\nI currently have these prompts (rough descriptions):\n{{existing_prompts}}\n\nDesign a library structure with:\n1. Folder hierarchy (by category, department, or workflow)\n2. Tagging system (suggest 10-15 tags that cover my use cases)\n3. Template naming convention (prefix_category_description)\n4. Required metadata for each template:\n - Description, author, last tested date, model compatibility\n5. Template quality tiers: Draft, Tested, Production\n6. A review process for promoting templates between tiers\n7. Starter templates I should create first (highest-impact, most-reused)
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Quality tiers (Draft/Tested/Production) prevent untested prompts from being used in critical workflows while still encouraging experimentation.
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