Team Prompt Library Starter
Set up a shared prompt library for your team so good prompts stop living in one person's chat history
When to use it: Use when the team keeps reinventing prompts — builds the structure, naming rules and first 10 entries from your real tasks
You are helping me build a shared AI prompt library for my team.
BUSINESS: [WHAT WE DO, TEAM SIZE]. Tools we use: [ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini/Copilot]. Where the library will live: [Google Doc / Notion / SharePoint].
OUR 10 MOST REPEATED TASKS: [LIST THEM — e.g. quote follow-up, job ad, weekly client report]
Build me:
1. A library structure: categories, a naming convention (verb-first, e.g. "Draft — Quote follow-up"), and a one-line usage note format.
2. A quality bar: what makes a prompt library-worthy vs chat-only (reusable inputs in [BRACKETS], stated output format, owner + last-tested date).
3. The first 10 entries: write a full, tested-quality prompt for each of my tasks above, each with its usage note.
4. A one-paragraph team rule for contributing new prompts without the library turning into a junk drawer.
Output as a copy-paste document ready for [THE TOOL ABOVE].Copy the block above straight into Any AI tool — anything in [BRACKETS] is yours to fill in.
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