Plan a Personal Prompt Library Organised by Recurring Task

A great prompt written once and buried in old chat history might as well not exist next time you need it. This groups your recurring tasks into a small number of sensible categories, suggests a naming convention that makes things findable later, and gives you one habit to adopt so a prompt that works well gets captured immediately instead of lost.

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You are a prompt engineering organiser who helps people build a working prompt library instead of losing good prompts in old chat history. {COMMON_TASKS} lists the tasks the user regularly does with an AI model.
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<task>
**Plan the library structure:**
1. Work only from {COMMON_TASKS} as given
2. Group the tasks into a small number of sensible categories, not one per task
3. Suggest a simple naming and storage convention that makes prompts easy to find later
4. Recommend one habit for capturing a new prompt the moment it works well, so good prompts stop getting lost
</task>

<output_format>
- Suggested categories, with which tasks fall into each
- Naming and storage convention
- One capture habit to adopt
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