gpt-prompt-architect

Codify GPT-5.x prompt design patterns for Codex CLI and ChatGPT surfaces.

Updated Mar 21, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ildunari/open-office-hybrid --skill gpt-prompt-architect
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Skill: gpt-prompt-architect
Source: https://github.com/ildunari/open-office-hybrid/tree/main/skills/gpt-prompt-architect
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ildunari/open-office-hybrid --skill gpt-prompt-architect

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The GPT Prompt Architect skill captures best practices for designing prompts used by GPT-5.x on Codex CLI and ChatGPT surfaces, helping teams standardize, audit, and harden prompt workflows to reduce drift and tool-spamming risks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CTCO-based prompt design guidance tailored for Codex AGENTS.md and ChatGPT Custom Instructions
  • Failure-mode awareness with references to established failure patterns and mitigation strategies
  • Migration and stewardship guidance to move procedural content from high-volume files into skills for compact, on-demand guidance

Quick Start

Draft or update your AGENTS.md-based prompt strategy by applying CTCO patterns to Codex and ChatGPT prompts.

Frequently Asked Questions about gpt-prompt-architect

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I design system prompts for GPT-5 that work across Codex CLI and ChatGPT surfaces?

Design system prompts for GPT-5 by applying CTCO-based patterns to Codex AGENTS.md and ChatGPT Custom Instructions, ensuring compaction-aware architecture and memory-handling patterns for robust, scalable performance across surfaces.

What are common GPT prompt failure modes and how do I mitigate them?

GPT prompt failure modes like drift and tool-spamming are mitigated by auditing prompts against established failure patterns, applying compaction-aware design, and migrating procedural content from high-volume files into skills for on-demand guidance.

How do I structure an AGENTS.md file to prevent prompt drift in Codex CLI?

Structure an AGENTS.md file to prevent prompt drift by codifying CTCO-based design patterns, implementing memory-handling protocols, and migrating procedural content into skills for compact, on-demand guidance.

When should I migrate procedural content from high-volume prompt files into skills?

Migrate procedural content from high-volume prompt files into skills when compaction risks degrade performance, ensuring compact, on-demand guidance that reduces drift and tool-spamming risks across GPT-5 surfaces.

Can I use the same prompt engineering framework for both ChatGPT Custom Instructions and Codex CLI?

You can use the same prompt engineering framework for ChatGPT Custom Instructions and Codex CLI by applying CTCO patterns and compaction-aware design to standardize and harden prompt workflows across both surfaces.

Why does my GPT prompt cause tool-spamming and how can I audit it?

GPT prompts cause tool-spamming due to unmanaged procedural content and missing compaction-aware design; audit them by checking against established failure patterns and migrating high-volume content into on-demand skills.