prompt-manager-cli 0.1.3

A CLI tool to create and organize prompt files for code agents.

prompt-manager-cli

A CLI tool to create and organize prompt files for code agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, etc.).

Installation

# using uv
uv tool install prompt-manager-cli

# using pip 
pipx install prompt-manager-cli

Or install in editable mode for development:

pip install -e ".[dev]"

Usage

Initialize a project

pm init

This creates .pm/template.md with the default template. Edit this file to customize your prompts.

Create a new prompt file

pm new

This creates a new Markdown file in .pm/prompts/ and opens it in your editor.

prompt-2026-01-05-14-37-a1b2c3d.md

You can specify the editor directly:

pm new micro
pm new code
pm new vim

Options

# Specify a custom output directory
pm new --dir ./my-prompts

# Combine editor and directory
pm new micro --dir ./my-prompts

Editor Configuration

The editor is resolved in this order:

1. Command argument: pm new micro
2. Local config: .pm/editor (per-repo)
3. Environment: $PM_EDITOR (global)

To set your default editor, add to your shell profile (.bashrc, .zshrc, etc.):

export PM_EDITOR="micro"

To override per-project:

echo "code" > .pm/editor

Custom Templates

Run pm init to create .pm/template.md with the default template, then edit it to customize your prompts.

You can also create a global template at ~/.pm/template.md for use across all projects. Local templates take precedence over global templates.

Template Variables

Templates use Python's string formatting. Available variables:

Variable	Description	Example
{created_at}	ISO 8601 timestamp with timezone	2026-01-05T14:37:00+01:00
{git_hash}	Short git hash or "nogit"	a1b2c3d
{cwd}	Absolute path to current directory	/home/user/project

Example Custom Template

---
date: "{created_at}"
commit: "{git_hash}"
project: "{cwd}"
---

## What I Want

## Background

## Requirements

## Done When

Local Development

Run directly without installing:

python -m prompt_manager_cli new

Run tests:

pytest

License

MIT