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<img src="PromptKit-logo.png" alt="PromptKit logo — composable prompt toolkit" width="400">
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A composable, versioned library of prompt templates for software engineering tasks.
Designed for software engineers who design, develop, and debug software.

**Agentic prompts are the most important code you're not engineering.**
Every AI-assisted task — investigating bugs, writing requirements, reviewing code — lives or dies by the prompt that drives it.
Yet most teams still write these prompts ad hoc: copy-pasted, untested, inconsistent, and impossible to improve systematically.
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engineering rigor you apply to your software (modularity, reuse, testing,
code review) now applies to the prompts that build it.

A composable, versioned library of prompt templates for software engineering tasks.
Designed for software engineers who design, develop, and debug software.

## Prerequisites

- **Git** — [Install Git](https://git-scm.com/)
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