Why are we limited to 5 custom modes?

Can we get a higher limit? 10, 20, 100?

I have about 20 custom prompts that I use for slightly different tasks. Right now, I need to manually drag and drop these into the chat to get them into context.

Why do I need 20+?

  • I 3 prompts related to exploration, architecture, and planning. Then I have a few alternatives to each step depending on the type of tasks I’m trying to accomplish (bug fix, small feature, large feature, spike, etc).

  • Several development prompts. Mostly ranging in their depth and rigor. I’ll often do an initial pass with a “Spike Developer” then transition to prompts that focus on making robust code.

  • Several prompts for specs. Explore, plan, build specs.

  • Several prompts for code review

  • 2 for debugging. 1 when I have NO idea what’s going on. Another when I have a general idea.

  • A few random ones for documentation, diagramming, etc.

This is a tool that I use hours and hours every day for professional software development. I’ve learned nuances and best practices for various types of problems I plan to solve. I choose prompts that I know are going to get me the best results.

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But now with all five rules, it is possible for him to think and develop tasks without following the rules, and I think more rules will make him more twisted