create-prompt

Your daily prompt framework - organized AI prompts with smart auto-filling and git workflow integration

Features

• Smart Mode (default): Asks for tags, task, and auto-fills context from your project
• Quick Mode (--quick or -q): Minimal questions, fast prompt creation
• Finish Command: Complete your work with structured commit tracking and file change documentation
• Project Structure Generation: Auto-generates project tree with customizable ignore patterns
• Auto-detection: Reads package.json to fill tools, versions, and environment
• History Tracking: Keeps track of what you've been working on
• Date & Counter: Automatic YYYYMMDD_NN naming
• Git Integration: Automatically adds .prompts to .gitignore (if file exists)

Installation

npm install -g create-prompt

Or use the short alias:

p

Usage

Smart Mode (default)

create-prompt
# or
p

Asks you:

1. Prompt name/title
2. Tags (optional, comma-separated)
3. Task/goal (optional)

Then auto-fills:

• Date
• Environment (OS)
• Tools (from package.json)
• Project structure
• History

Quick Mode

create-prompt --quick
# or
p -q

Only asks the essential questions (last thing + prompt name).

Skip History Question

create-prompt --no-history
# or combine with quick mode
p -q --no-history

Skips the history question and sets it to "N/A". Useful when you want to jump straight to creating prompts.

Finish Your Work

create-prompt finish
# or
p finish

Complete your work session with an organized workflow:

1. Asks what you did (mandatory)
2. Shows git status
3. Asks for file-by-file change descriptions (press Enter 3 times to skip)
4. Creates/updates .prompts/latest_commit.md with detailed changes
5. Updates .prompts/base_prompt.md with latest commit info
6. Performs git commit automatically

File descriptions:

• If you provide a description: it's added to the table
• If you press Enter: adds "No description provided" to the table
• Press Enter 3 times in a row: finishes and commits

Generate Project Structure

create-prompt project-structure
# or shortcut
p ps

Creates .prompts/project_structure.md with your project tree and updates .prompts/base_prompt.md.

Customizable ignore patterns:

• Respects .gitignore patterns
• Create .prompts/ignore_files.txt to add custom ignore patterns:

  public/images
  public/css
  *.log
  dist/

Generate Files Markdown

create-prompt files-markdown
# or shortcut
p fm

Creates .prompts/requested_files.md containing the content of files listed in .prompts/requested_files.txt. Perfect for sharing multiple files with AI tools or for documentation purposes.

How it works:

• Create/edit .prompts/requested_files.txt with file paths (one per line)
• Run p fm to generate the markdown output
• Example requested_files.txt:

  src/index.js
  src/components/Header.jsx
  README.md

Generated Files

The tool creates a .prompts directory in your project with:

• base_prompt.md - Your base template (auto-updated with project structure, history, and latest commit)
• YYYYMMDD_NN_slug.md - Individual prompts created with p command
• latest_commit.md - Most recent commit details with file changes table
• project_structure.md - Current project structure tree
• ignore_files.txt - Custom patterns to ignore in project structure (optional)
• requested_files.txt - List of file paths to include in markdown output (optional)
• requested_files.md - Generated markdown with file contents

Template Customization

Edit .prompts/base_prompt.md to customize your prompt template. Changes will apply to all new prompts.

Project Structure

create-prompt/
├── bin/
│   └── create-prompt
├── templates/
│   └── base_prompt.md
├── package.json
└── README.md

Quick Reference

Command	Shortcut	Description
create-prompt	p	Create a new prompt (smart mode)
create-prompt --quick	p -q	Create a new prompt (quick mode)
create-prompt --no-history	-	Skip history question
create-prompt finish	p finish	Finish work, create commit with file tracking
create-prompt project-structure	p ps	Generate project structure
create-prompt files-markdown	p fm	Generate markdown from file list

Workflow Example

# 1. Start your work session
p

# 2. Work on your code...

# 3. Generate updated project structure
p ps

# 4. Generate markdown from specific files
p fm

# 5. Finish and commit with detailed tracking
p finish

Roadmap (Prompt Framework Vision)

• Profile presets (coding, architecture, debugging)
• Custom placeholders via config file
• Integration with AI tools
• Prompt versioning
• Search/filter prompts by tags

License

MIT