prompt-architect

Description

Comprehensive framework for analyzing, creating, and refining prompts for AI systems. Use when creating prompts for Claude, ChatGPT, or other language models, improving existing prompts, or applying evidence-based prompt engineering techniques. Applies structural optimization, self-consistency patterns, and anti-pattern detection to transform prompts into highly effective versions.

Tool Access

Full access

Inherits all available tools

Supporting Files

20 files

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Tool Access

This skill inherits all available tools. When active, it can use any tool Claude has access to.

Supporting Assets

examples/chain-of-thought-example.md

examples/example-1-basic.md

examples/few-shot-optimization-example.md

examples/prompt-engineering-complete-guide.md

graphviz/prompt-architect-process.dot

references/anti-patterns.md

references/meta-principles.md

references/readme.md

references/verification-synthesis.md

resources/optimization-config.json

resources/optimization-engine.js

resources/pattern-detector.sh

resources/pattern-library.yaml

resources/prompt-analyzer.py

resources/prompt-template.yaml

resources/prompt-tester.py

resources/readme.md

tests/test-analyzer.py

tests/test-optimizer.js

tests/test-tester.py

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