I think it depends on what you mean by repeatable tasks. I reuse the critical handoff agents quite a lot since they are basically just set up to help spot bias and errors. I kind of reuse the top agent. I have a few "core" configurations that I can add to. So one will know our network, one will know our data architecture and so on, to keep them a little more focused. So for this specific agent that I described, I'll add a few lines on what I'm considering to the configuration, that I'll not reuse for anything unrelated to Microsoft Fabric. I've tried using these "core" agent configurations as hand-off agents in the past, but it doesn't seem to work well in our setup which is very isolated because we're NIS2 compliant.
I don't usually go back to the original prompt. I've actually done it a few times in regards to the presentation, to get some refined images but usually I'll start a new prompt.
In my previous jobby job I needed to pull CSVs out of Tableau, then from an ancient monolithic PHP admin and other sources, then manually merge them, reformat them in G Sheets, pivot this and that and send the report to my supervisor. Initially took 2 hours then down to one, but still senseless busy work. It was the “fault” of the incumbent IT, but if I could turn that hour into a minute… I wouldn’t get a raise, but I’d have more time for something else or nothing. I feel like this is still a scenario for countless many and perhaps the valley of the low hanging fruit. That’s where my question was coming from.
Your firm seems to operate on a higher plane, jealous :)
I don't usually go back to the original prompt. I've actually done it a few times in regards to the presentation, to get some refined images but usually I'll start a new prompt.