Caching Stable Prompt Prefixes for Agents
A provider can reuse the unchanged front of a prompt across calls, which cuts both cost and latency when an agent sends the same instructions, tool schemas and older history on every turn. The catch is that a cache is keyed on the exact prefix, so one changing value near the top throws everything behind it away. This skill covers ordering a prompt so the stable parts come first, the things that commonly break a cache, and how to confirm the cache is actually being used rather than assuming it.
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Weigh the front of the prompt with the cache in mind
Caching Stable Prompt Prefixes for Agents# Caching Stable Prompt Prefixes Every turn an agent sends the same instructions, tool schemas and older history before the new question. Providers can cache that unchanged front, so the repeat work is billed cheaply and answered faster. The cache is keyed on the exact prefix, which means the benef
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