[Cleanup] Delete 23 unused prompt files in swarms/prompts/ (~1,677 lines)

What

23 files in swarms/prompts/ are never imported by anything — not by swarms/, not by tests/, not by examples/. Together they are ~1,677 lines of legacy persona prompts that no code path can reach.

The files

Lines	File
276	autobloggen.py
104	xray_swarm_prompt.py
103	agent_self_builder_prompt.py
102	self_operating_prompt.py
101	multi_modal_prompts.py
97	support_agent_prompt.py
91	ai_research_team.py
90	accountant_swarm_prompts.py
88	sop_generator_agent_prompt.py
88	sales_prompts.py
78	project_manager.py
75	agent_orchestration_prompt.py
62	code_spawner.py
54	swarm_manager_agent.py
52	meta_system_prompt.py
48	multi_modal_visual_prompts.py
41	visual_cot.py
39	urban_planning.py
38	personal_stylist.py
23	aot_prompt.py
14	idea2img.py
13	task_assignment_prompt.py
0	refiner_agent_prompt.py (empty file)

Verification method

For each file, both the module name and every exported symbol (prompt constants, functions) were grepped across the entire repo. Zero hits outside the files themselves.

Note: agent_self_builder_prompt.py mentions AgentConfiguration in prose, but that schema was itself deleted as dead code in #1830 — another signal this prompt is orphaned.

Consideration before deleting

These are prompt content, not logic, so the cost of keeping them is low and someone may consider them a library of starting points. Two reasonable outcomes:

1. Delete them — they are unreachable, unversioned, and untested; anything valuable lives better in docs or examples
2. Move them to examples/prompts/ — preserves the content, removes it from the shipped package

Recommend option 1 unless someone identifies specific prompts worth keeping, in which case they should get an actual import path and a test.

Scope

• Decide delete vs. relocate
• Remove the files (and any prompts/__init__.py entries — currently none reference them)
• Verify the package still imports

Context

From the code-waste audit (experimental/CODE_WASTE_AUDIT.md, section 1.5).

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