Developer guide
Customising prompt libraries
A pointer to developer notes for building smaller or locally tailored prompt libraries without weakening the core tutor-not-ghost-writer design.
Most users should not edit the toolkit files
Most students should use the official toolkit files without editing them. The public mini libraries and master library are the recommended downloads for ordinary student use.
Customising is mainly for developers, teachers, departments and confident users who want to create a smaller or locally tailored version for a specific context.
Recommended customising method
The recommended interim method is to start from the master library and delete down: copy the master file, remove the tools you do not need, keep the shared scaffolding, trim the menu and router so they match, and add local rules in one place.
This approach avoids duplicating files at the repository root and keeps customised versions closer to the official toolkit structure.
Open the developer notes
The repository includes two root-level developer files:
PROMPTS.md explains where the prompt files live and how the libraries are structured.
CUSTOMISING_PROMPTS.md explains how to build a smaller custom library from the master library.
Why this page is brief
This page is intentionally brief. The detailed customisation guidance is kept in the GitHub repository so developers and departments can work from the current prompt-library files.