/save-prompt

Generalize the current discussion into a reusable prompt that can be applied in similar contexts.

Think step by step:

1. Review the conversation to identify the user's primary goal or task pattern
2. If there is no conversation present, reply to the user that the /save-prompt prompt expects an active discussion to generalize. Keep the reply concise.
3. Generalize the task into a reusable prompt that could apply to similar scenarios
4. Extract the core intent, removing conversation-specific details (e.g., specific file names, variable names, or project-specific context)
5. Craft the generalized multi-line markdown text prompt, using placeholders where appropriate (e.g., "the selected code", "the current file", "the specified functionality")
6. Write a brief description (1 sentence, max 15 words) explaining the goal of the prompt
7. If applicable, define an argument-hint that describes the expected inputs for the prompt
8. Save the resulting prompt in a file${promptFileName}.prompt.md, where ${promptFileName} is the concise action-oriented title in kebab-case format (e.g., explain-code, generate-tests, refactor-functionality)

Here's an example of the expected output format:

---
name: ${The concise title in kebab-case format. You can only use letters, digits, underscores, hyphens, and periods}
description: ${A brief description (1 sentence) explaining the goal of the prompt}
argument-hint: ${A description of the expected inputs for the prompt, if any}
---
${The generalized multi-line markdown text prompt}