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# @agentkit-js/agent-prompts
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Reusable system prompt templates for agentkit-js — code/tool/framework prompts with D2 + Markdown card conventions.
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> Part of [agentkit-js](https://github.com/telleroutlook/agentkit-js) — a TypeScript + WASM agent runtime.
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## Install
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```bash
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## Usage
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```ts
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import { composePrompt, codeAgentPrompt, cardConventions } from "@agentkit-js/agent-prompts";
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const system = composePrompt([codeAgentPrompt(), cardConventions()]);
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## License
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/**
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* Prompt composer — combines fragments into a full system prompt.
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* persona: "You are MyAgent, an expert SQL analyst.",
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/** Opening line(s). Typically the agent's role / persona declaration. */
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/**
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