When creating an AI prompt, I want to reference other existing AI prompts

What is the challenge?	When using the AI assistant, I frequently need to select multiple AI prompts. As an example, when creating release notes, I may need to select: A "Release note" agent, which contains the detailed steps to follow when creating release notes A "Compile release notes" instruction, which contains the desired structure and formatting for release notes. A "Style guide" instruction, which has guidance on how to represent our company "voice" A "Generate release notes" request, which is a simple request to create the release notes When using the AI assistant, I need to first select all of these prompts (8 clicks).
What is the impact?	Slows me down, and I may miss an important prompt and need to redo the exercise
Describe your idea	For the above example, it would prefer to create the "Generate release notes" request, and reference the agent and instructions that should be used in the request itself. When I use the AI assistant, I would select the request (2 clicks), and it would automatically associate the correct agent and instructions with my chat.

What is the challenge?

When using the AI assistant, I frequently need to select multiple AI prompts. As an example, when creating release notes, I may need to select:

A "Release note" agent, which contains the detailed steps to follow when creating release notes
A "Compile release notes" instruction, which contains the desired structure and formatting for release notes.
A "Style guide" instruction, which has guidance on how to represent our company "voice"
A "Generate release notes" request, which is a simple request to create the release notes

When using the AI assistant, I need to first select all of these prompts (8 clicks).

What is the impact?

Slows me down, and I may miss an important prompt and need to redo the exercise

Describe your idea

For the above example, it would prefer to create the "Generate release notes" request, and reference the agent and instructions that should be used in the request itself.

When I use the AI assistant, I would select the request (2 clicks), and it would automatically associate the correct agent and instructions with my chat.