AMA Answer: How would you store any context engineering templates so they can be re-used?
22 Mar 2026
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Gary Hawkes
Rahul Parwal
Question by Gary Hawkes:
How would you store any context engineering templates so they can be re-used?
Response:
I use Github Copilot at work. My context engineering templates are very similar (and inspired from) to the ones available at: github/awesome-copilot: Community-contributed instructions, agents, skills, and configurations to help you make the most of GitHub Copilot.
Another good reference is this: proffesor-for-testing/agentic-qe: Agentic QE Fleet is an open-source AI-powered QA/QE platform designed for use with Coding Agents (works best with Claude Code) featuring specialized agents and skills to support testing activities for a product at any stage of the SDLC. Free to use, fork, build, and contribute. Based on the Agentic QE Framework created by Dragan Spiridonov.
Apart from this, I am also attaching the project structure that you can create using Claude or another equivalent tool.
How would you store any context engineering templates so they can be re-used?
Response:
I use Github Copilot at work. My context engineering templates are very similar (and inspired from) to the ones available at: github/awesome-copilot: Community-contributed instructions, agents, skills, and configurations to help you make the most of GitHub Copilot.
Another good reference is this: proffesor-for-testing/agentic-qe: Agentic QE Fleet is an open-source AI-powered QA/QE platform designed for use with Coding Agents (works best with Claude Code) featuring specialized agents and skills to support testing activities for a product at any stage of the SDLC. Free to use, fork, build, and contribute. Based on the Agentic QE Framework created by Dragan Spiridonov.
Apart from this, I am also attaching the project structure that you can create using Claude or another equivalent tool.
Rahul Parwal
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Rahul Parwal is a Test Specialist with expertise in testing, automation, and AI in testing. He’s an award-winning tester, and international speaker.
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