What problem does it solve? Writing effective AI prompts requires knowing which prompting techniques apply to which kind of request, and most users either under-specify their intent or over-constrain the model. This Skill interviews you about your goal, classifies the prompt into one of five types, and assembles a copy-pasteable prompt grounded in Anthropic's published best practices. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Type classification and technique matrix: Classifies your need as system, task, creative, analytical, or proposal, then applies the matching set of techniques such as role assignment, XML structure, chain-of-thought scaffolding, and document grounding. - Guided interview: Asks 2-3 type-specific questions that extract the why behind your request, not just the what, so the resulting prompt carries real context and motivation. - Template-based drafting and saving: Fills a per-type template, recommends installed tools that might replace a custom prompt, and saves the result as a dated markdown file under a resolved prompts directory. - Use Case: Ask for help writing a system prompt for a customer support chatbot; the Skill confirms the type, asks about persona, tone, and boundaries, then delivers and saves a structured prompt with role, instructions, and guardrail sections. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to help you write a prompt for your task, for example by describing the chatbot, refactoring job, or analysis you want the prompt to accomplish.
