Prompt Budget Examples
# Budget Profile Examples
Complete example configurations for each budget profile.
Copy the relevant block into `prompt-budget.yml` (at the repo root), uncommenting as needed.
See `skills/prompt-cache-optimization/SKILL.md` → Profile-aware Layer 1 loading for how agents use these profiles.
Profiles from tightest to most capable: `nano` → `minimal` → `standard` → `full`.
Optional add-on: if your runtime controls model selection, you may also include a vendor-neutral `model_routing` block in `prompt-budget.yml`. Keep concrete provider/model IDs in local overrides or adapter config, not in tracked source-of-truth docs.
Recommended defaults for automation-heavy workflows:
- `balanced` stays the default for most sub-tasks
- escalate only after two unsuccessful repair attempts
- route straight to `deep` for unclear root cause, security-sensitive work, public contract changes, or high-blast-radius changes
- keep deterministic transforms and docs-only work off the `deep` tierwhen to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo screenleon/agent-playbook-template (MIT). A "Prompt Budget Examples" 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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screenleon/agent-playbook-template · MIT
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