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Lesson 4 — Prompts as Assets: Building Your Library
A prompt you cannot find again next Tuesday is not an asset. It is a lucky accident.
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- Treat a proven prompt as inventory: named, owned, documented and reusable by someone else.
- Version prompts explicitly and never overwrite a version that currently works.
- Move stable context into a Project, system prompt or custom instructions so chats carry only variables.
- Build templates as a fixed skeleton plus clearly marked slots so one prompt serves many clients.
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