It's possible to provide predefined prompt that will used to generate the commit?

[Ridermansb]

The idea is that for each project, I will have a predefined prompt with instructions on how to format the commit message.

For example, I created the Raycast AI Command with the following prompt:

Act as a Software Engineer who has just completed a task in the codebase. 
Now, you need to write a commit message that follows the Conventional Commits specification (https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0-beta.4/) .

Now you need to write commit message that follows this convention.

In summary, this is what I change "{argument name="I did:"}"

Based on the following git diff,  check the files you modified, the summary and write a concise commit message, including a body and scope that explains the changes you made.
On body just use bullet points with small phrases.

Also check the {browser-tab} that include details about the task

Following the diff

{clipboard}

As you can see, the {argument name="I did:"} placeholder will prompt me for context. The {browser-tab} will instruct Raycast AI to read the open browser tab to understand the task I am working on. Additionally, the {clipboard} contains the pasted git diff output.

I explain that in this article:
https://www.showwcase.com/article/83307/how-i-use-ai-raycast-and-lazygit-to-help-me-write-better-commit-messages

So will be nice have simpler version of this prompt in order to generate the commit message