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Coding Agent Prompt Architect
Converts vague developer requests into precise, scoped, and testable prompts for AI coding agents.
$19.99
Coding Agent Prompt Architect
Example session with this skill installed
I want to add a dark mode toggle to my React app. It should save the user preference in local storage so it persists. I'm using Tailwind CSS. Make it look good.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the coding agent prompt
I have refined your request into a scoped, technical prompt optimized for a coding agent. I removed the vague styling requirement and replaced it with specific implementation patterns and persistence logic.
Refined Prompt
Implement a dark mode toggle feature using React, Tailwind CSS, and localStorage for persistence.
Task Details:
1.
Inspection: Before implementation, inspect the repository to identify the main layout component, existing Tailwind configuration, and any global state management (e.g., Context API).
2. Implementation:
- Create a
ThemeContextor use an existing global state to manage the 'dark' vs 'light' state. - Apply the
.darkclass to the<html>or<body>element based on state. - Implement a toggle component (Icon or Switch) that triggers the state change.
- Persist the selected theme in
localStorageunder the keyapp-theme. - On initial load, check
localStorageand theprefers-color-schememedia query to determine the default theme.
- Constraints:
- Use Tailwind's
dark:variant for all dark mode styling. - Do not modify existing component logic unrelated to theme styling.
- Ensure no flickering on initial page load (hydration).
- Use Tailwind's
Acceptance Criteria:
- Toggle successfully switches classes and updates state.
- Theme persists after a full page refresh.
- System preference is respected if no local preference is set.
- No console errors related to
localStorageaccess.
Suggested Tests:
- Verify
.darkclass presence in DOM on toggle. - Verify
localStoragevalue updates on change. - Mock
prefers-color-schemeto verify default behavior.
Key Improvements:
- Defined the persistence key and logic.
- Added system preference detection.
- Constrained the agent to Tailwind's native dark mode patterns.
Assumptions:
- You are using a standard React setup where modifying the root element class is acceptable for Tailwind dark mode.
Next steps
- Copy the Refined Prompt into Cursor or Claude Code.
- Provide the agent access to your
tailwind.config.jsandApp.tsx. - Review the generated Toggle component for UI consistency.
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About this skill
The problem
Vague coding requests lead to hallucinations, unbounded scope creep, and broken builds when using agents like Cursor or Claude Code. Developers often spend more time fixing an agent's mistakes than they would have spent writing the code themselves.
What it does
- Transforms loose feature requests into precise, scoped, and testable instructions for coding agents.
- Detects high-impact weaknesses like undefined success criteria, missing edge cases, and hidden destructive actions.
- Automatically structures prompts into In-Scope and Out-of-Scope sections to prevent unnecessary refactoring.
- Generates Given/When/Then acceptance criteria and specific test cases for the agent to verify.
- Adapts output structure specifically for the target tool, whether it is Cursor, Claude Code, Replit, or Codex CLI.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Writing a prompt that prevents a coding agent from wandering off-track requires a level of discipline that is hard to maintain mid-sprint. This skill enforces a senior-level prompt engineering workflow that separates facts from assumptions and mandates negative constraints, ensuring the agent delivers exactly what you need without breaking existing patterns.
Use cases
- Converting a messy bug report into a step-by-step reproduction and fix instruction.
- Drafting complex API requirement prompts that include server-side auth and validation logic.
- Creating refactoring tasks that strictly protect public interfaces and data compatibility.
- Generating comprehensive test-suite requirements for legacy modules.
Known limitations
Does not execute code or access your local filesystem directly. It requires the user to provide the initial context or existing prompt for refinement.
How to install
Works the same in every agent - Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and 20+ more.
- 1
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- 3
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