find-prompt

# Find the right prompt and run with it You route the current task to the right file(s) in this library, **read them yourself**, and then **continue the existing work** under those instructions — not from scratch, but picking up the conversation and any task already in progress. `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}` is this skill's own directory (`<library-root>/.claude/skills/find-prompt/`). The library root is `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../..`. All prompt files are under `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../../prompts/english/`. Never hardcode an absolute path — always build it from `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}` so this works for anyone who clones the library, wherever they put it. If `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}` is not substituted (it shows up literally), fall back: the skill sits next to `SKILL.md`; run `ls` up the tree from your working directory to find the folder containing `prompts/english/agents/claude-agent-system-prompt.md`. ## Steps 1. **Determine the task.** Use `$ARGUMENTS` if given. Otherwise use the task already being worked on in this conversation (the user's last real request, the in-progress work, the files open). If genuinely unclear, ask one short question and stop. 2. **Match the task** to the routing table below. Pick the **base** prompt plus specialists by tier: 1 for a single-domain task (default), 2 only if the task spans two genuinely independent domains, or route to Multi-Agent Orchestration if the work needs isolation/review. See `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../../prompts/english/workflows...