orchestrator/prompts/ — Per-Task Prompt Bodies (optional)
# orchestrator/prompts/ — Per-Task Prompt Bodies (optional)
> If you want to pre-author task prompts (instead of relying on `tasks.json` `description` synthesis), drop them here as `task_<id>.md` (e.g. `task_2_1.md` for task `2.1`). The dispatch envelope picks them up automatically.
## When to Use
- **Skip this directory entirely** for ad-hoc or short pipelines — `dispatch.sh` synthesizes a body from `tasks.json`'s `description` field, which is enough for most tasks.
- **Use this directory** when a task needs a long, structured body — multi-section context, embedded code snippets, source-of-truth excerpts. Hand-author a `task_<id>.md` here.
## File Naming
The file name is derived from the task ID by replacing `.` with `_`:
| Task ID | File name |
|---------|-----------|
| `1.1` | `task_1_1.md` |
| `2.3` | `task_2_3.md` |
| `phase-0-preflight` | `task_phase-0-preflight.md` |
## Content Format
Free-form markdown. The dispatch envelope wraps it as section 4 (TASK BODY).
Keep it focused — every line costs on every retry.
Suggested structure:when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo mechul-eth/conductor (MIT). A "orchestrator/prompts/ — Per-Task Prompt Bodies (optional)" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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mechul-eth/conductor · MIT
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