Prompt Classification and Saving

When to Use

• When the user says "Save this prompt", "Record it", or "Store it"
• When the user pastes a prompt and says "Help me organize this"

Core Features

1. Automatic Type Identification: 5 major categories (Technical Development/Content Creation/Teaching Design/Product Consulting/General Tools)
2. Information Extraction: Purpose, source, applicable scenarios, key features
3. Automatic Saving:

   [Category]/prompt-[serial-number]-[title].md

4. Index Update: Add entries to

   INDEX.md

5 Major Category Rules

Saving Format

# [One-sentence Title]

**Source**: Self-created / Internet / Modified from xxx
**Tags**: #tag1 #tag2 #tag3
**Applicable Scenarios**: xxx

## Prompt Content
[Complete prompt, keep original format]

## Usage Examples
[If there are examples or usage experiences]

## Effects/Remarks
[Usage effects, precautions]

Execution Process

1. Identify Type: Determine the category based on keywords and content
2. Extract Information: Purpose, source, tags, applicable scenarios
3. Generate File Name:

   prompt-[auto-incrementing serial number]-[short title].md

4. Save File: To the

   /Prompt Organization/[Category]/

   directory
5. Update Index: Add entries to

   /Prompt Organization/INDEX.md

Precautions

• If the category is unclear, ask the user for their intent
• The title should be practical and clearly indicate the purpose (no more than 15 characters)
• Use 3-5 tags for quick retrieval
• Maintain the original format and structure of the prompt
• Try to record the source for prompts from the Internet

Reference Resources

• /Prompt Organization/CLAUDE.md

  - Prompt Management Rules