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Jules Prompts

A curated library of pre-made, machine-readable task prompts that let Jules (or any agent) — and humans — turn intent into production-grade work.

Getting Started

To learn about the prompts in this library and how to use them together, please see the [Jules Prompt Library Guide]({% link PROMPTS_GUIDE.md %}).

Environment Setup for Jules

To ensure Jules can work effectively with your repository, it's crucial to have a well-defined environment setup. This helps in cloning, installing dependencies, and running tests reliably. For a detailed guide on how to configure your repository for Jules, please see the [Environment Setup Guide]({% link ENVIRONMENT_SETUP.md %}).

How to Use

The prompts in this repository are designed to be used in two primary ways:

For Humans (Copy-Paste)

If you are a human interacting with an AI agent, the simplest way to use a prompt is to:

1. Navigate to the prompt file you want to use (e.g., [task_audit_repo.md]({% link _prompts/task_audit_repo.md %})).
2. Copy the entire content of the file.
3. Paste it into your agent's instruction input.

For Agents (Programmatic Access)

AI agents can use the prompts.json file to discover and fetch prompts.

1. Discover: Fetch and parse prompts.json to get a list of available prompts.
2. Select: Choose a prompt based on its title and description.
3. Execute: Fetch the content of the markdown file specified in the path field and use it as the master instruction.

Contributing

Contributions to this prompt library are welcome! The goal is to create a set of high-quality, general-purpose prompts that act as a "guiding light" for agents and developers, encoding best practices for common software engineering tasks.

If you have an idea for a new prompt or an improvement to an existing one, please open an issue to discuss it.