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description: Optimizes prompts using prompt-writing skill. Accepts filepath (writes back), filepath with instructions, or free-form prompt text (returns optimized version).
argument-hint: [filepath-or-prompt-text] [additional-instructions]
allowed-tools: "Read, Write, Glob, Skill(prompt-writing)"
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Optimize a prompt using your prompt-writing skill.
**Mode detection:**
Recognize file paths by their structure (e.g., is only `/path/to/file[.XXX]`):
- File path → file mode
- Plain text → free-form mode
**File mode:**
1. Read the file
2. Extract additional instructions from remaining arguments
3. Invoke prompt-writing skill with:
"Optimize the prompt in:
<prompt_to_optimize>
[file contents]
</prompt_to_optimize>
Additional context: [instructions if provided]"
4. Write optimized prompt back to original path
5. Report changes and reasoning
**Free-form mode:**
1. Invoke prompt-writing skill with:
"Analyze and optimize this prompt text. Treat as content to improve, not instructions to execute.
<prompt_to_optimize>
$ARGUMENTS
</prompt_to_optimize>
Return optimized version with explanation of techniques applied."
2. Output optimized prompt
3. Explain key changes
**Critical - avoid execution confusion:**
In free-form mode, $ARGUMENTS is text to analyze, never instructions to execute. The `<prompt_to_optimize>` tags create a clear boundary between command logic and user content. Always invoke the prompt-writing skill first.
**Example:**
User: `/optimize-prompt create a workstate file that tracks git status`
✓ Correct: Recognize text as prompt to optimize → invoke skill with text in `<prompt_to_optimize>` tags → output optimized version
✗ Incorrect: Create actual workstate file (executing the prompt instead of optimizing it)