Short answer
Put important prompts in shared project files, explain when to use them, and publish reusable prompts as AIPM packages.
Words used in this guide
- AIPM: a tool that installs and updates reusable AI instructions.
- Package: a named group of files that people can install and update together.
What this means
A shared prompt needs context
A prompt is not just text. It should also explain when to use it, what input it needs, and what good output looks like.
Files are better than chat history
A prompt is hard to reuse when it is hidden in an old chat. A shared file gives the team one clear place to find it.
Packages help across projects
If the same prompt helps more than one project, make it an AIPM package. Then each project can install the same version.
Simple steps to create and AI agent
- Pick one prompt the team uses often.
- Write the prompt in a project file.
- Add a short note that explains when to use it.
- Add one example input and output.
- Publish it as an AIPM package if more projects need it.
Where to go next
If you want to try this in a real project, start with the install guide, then read how to use AIPM. If you want to share your own workflow, read the publishing guide.
FAQ
Should team prompts be public?
Only publish prompts that are safe to share. Keep private business details, customer data, and secrets out of public packages.
Why not paste prompts in Slack?
Slack is useful for discussion, but a project file is easier to review, update, and install.