hjSrSSKJr S/rg)uPrompts held outside the code that uses them, as TOML. One file per processor, named `.toml`. Each prompt sits at `[prompts.]` with its body in a `text` field, and `load_prompt(processor, key)` returns that body stripped. Adding a prompt means adding a key to the TOML, not editing Python. This covers the table-inference processor behind `quber analyze` and `quber batch`, and nothing else. The agents under `quber.agents` — the grid locator, the structure vetter, the status inspector, and the rest of the Set-of-Mark and figure paths — define their system prompts inline at the call site instead. Look there first when changing how one of those behaves. ) load_promptrN)__doc__quber.prompts.loaderr__all__4/home/mande/repo/quber/src/quber/prompts/__init__.pyr s - /r