prompt-architect

Transforms rough ideas into structured LLM prompts using proven prompt engineering frameworks.

1|Updated May 10, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Tgoldi/claude-skills --skill prompt-architect-tgoldi
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Skill: prompt-architect
Source: https://github.com/Tgoldi/claude-skills/tree/main/prompt-architect
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Tgoldi/claude-skills --skill prompt-architect-tgoldi

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Vague or poorly structured prompts produce inconsistent, low-quality LLM outputs. This Skill converts rough ideas, existing prompts, images, links, and documents into optimized prompts built on established frameworks like Chain-of-Thought, Few-Shot, and Persona prompting. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided Clarification Workflow: Analyzes your input, then asks 5-10 targeted questions about purpose, audience, tone, format, and constraints before generating anything. - Framework-Based Generation: Selects the right technique (CoT, Few-Shot, ReAct, Tree-of-Thought, prompt chaining, structured output) from a reference library of 12 frameworks. - Quality Verification: Checks every prompt against an 8-point rubric covering clarity, structure, specificity, constraints, and testability before delivery. - Use Case: You have a vague idea like "write me a prompt that generates blog posts." The Skill interviews you about audience and style, then delivers a ready-to-copy prompt in a code block with the framework choice explained. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to turn your rough idea or existing prompt into an optimized prompt, then answer its clarifying questions.

Frequently Asked Questions about prompt-architect

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

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How do I turn a vague idea into a good LLM prompt?

Submit your rough idea and the Skill analyzes it, then asks 5-10 clarifying questions about purpose, audience, tone, format, and constraints. It then generates an optimized prompt in a code block using a framework matched to your task type.

Which prompt engineering framework should I use for my task?

The Skill maps task types to frameworks: Chain-of-Thought for reasoning, Few-Shot for classification, Persona for creative work, JSON schema for structured output, ReAct for tool use, and Tree-of-Thought for complex problems. Combinations like Persona plus CoT are also supported.

Can this Skill fix a prompt that is not working?

Yes. Submit the failing prompt and it diagnoses issues such as vague instructions, missing output formats, or contradictory rules, then rewrites it. The troubleshooting guide covers inconsistent, wrong, off-topic, and generic outputs.

Does the prompt generator support Arabic prompts?

Yes. After the clarification step, the Skill asks whether you want the final prompt in English or Arabic, and it recognizes Arabic requests such as asking to write or improve a prompt.

When should I not use a prompt engineering skill?

Do not use it when you want the prompt executed directly, need general content like articles or code written, or want to discuss prompt theory without producing a prompt. It only creates and optimizes prompts, not their outputs.