🎨 Prompt Registry

A visual marketplace for discovering, installing, and managing GitHub Copilot prompt libraries from multiple sources.

Prompt Registry transforms how you discover and manage GitHub Copilot prompts. Browse a visual marketplace, search by tags, and install curated prompt libraries with a single click—no manual file copying or repository cloning required.

1. Install — Search "Prompt Registry" in VS Code Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X)
2. Select Hub — On first launch, choose a hub from the welcome dialog (or skip to configure later)
3. Browse — Click "MARKETPLACE" in the Prompt Registry sidebar
4. Install — Click any bundle tile, then click Install
5. Use — Your prompts are now available in GitHub Copilot! 🎉

The extension automatically adds the Awesome Copilot source and syncs your selected hub's profiles on startup.

→ Full Getting Started Guide

• 🎨 Visual Marketplace — Browse bundles in a tile-based interface with search, filters, and one-click install (details)
• 🔌 Multi-Source Support — Connect to GitHub, local directories, APM repositories, or Awesome Copilot collections (details)
• 📦 Version Management — Track versions, detect updates, and enable automatic background updates (details)
• 👥 Profiles & Hubs — Organize bundles by project/team and share configurations across your organization (details)
• 🤖 Built-in Copilot Skill — Ask GitHub Copilot questions about Prompt Registry directly in chat — setup, authoring, troubleshooting, and more
• 🌍 Cross-Platform — Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows with all VS Code flavors

Prompt Registry ships with a built-in Copilot skill that lets you ask GitHub Copilot questions about the extension directly in chat. No extra setup is required — the skill is available as soon as the extension is installed.

What you can ask:

• Users — "How do I add a local source?", "What scopes are available?", "Why isn't my hub showing?"
• Authors — "How do I create a collection?", "What fields are required in a manifest?", "How do I publish to a hub?"

The skill answers from the extension's own documentation, so responses are always grounded in the actual behavior of your installed version.

Note: The skill covers user and author topics only. For contributor questions (architecture, testing, internals), consult the Contributor Guide directly.

Seeing incorrect or unexpected answers? Please open an issue describing the question you asked and the response you received, or reach out to one of the project contributors directly.

→ Full Documentation Index

From VS Code Marketplace:

1. Open VS Code → Press Ctrl+Shift+X
2. Search "Prompt Registry" → Click Install

From VSIX:

code --install-extension prompt-registry-0.0.2.vsix

From Source:

git clone https://github.com/AmadeusITGroup/prompt-registry.git
cd prompt-registry
npm install
npm run package:vsix
code --install-extension prompt-registry-0.0.2.vsix

For custom VS Code instances (with custom user-data-dir/extensions-dir):

# After building the VSIX above, install to your custom VS Code instance
code --user-data-dir "$ud" --extensions-dir "$ed" --install-extension prompt-registry-0.0.2.vsix

→ Source Configuration Guide

Marketplace/Tree View → Registry Manager → Adapters (GitHub, Local, etc.)
                              ↓
                       Bundle Installer → Copilot Sync

→ Full Architecture Documentation

Bundles not showing in Copilot?

• Check sync completed in extension logs
• Run "Prompt Registry: Sync All Bundles"
• Restart VS Code (Ctrl+R)

Installation fails?

• Verify network connection and repository access
• Check bundle has valid deployment-manifest.yml

→ Full Troubleshooting Guide

We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

→ Development Setup | Coding Standards

Apache 2.0 — See SECURITY.md for security policy.

• Microsoft - For GitHub Copilot and VS Code
• Awesome Copilot Community - For curated prompt collections
• Contributors - Everyone who has contributed to this project

• VS Code Marketplace
• GitHub Repository
• Report Issues
• Discussions