prompt-generator

To generate Claude Code prompt files with a structured format, you need a tool that outputs files with YAML frontmatter, XML-tagged sections, and validation logic for commands, skills, and agents. This ensures your prompt files are concrete, structured, and conversion-safe.

Yes, you can restyle existing prompt files into GSD conventions while preserving content. The conversion process applies quality gates to validate structure and completeness, ensuring you do not lose important information during the restyling workflow.

The best way to create agent definitions and command workflows is to use a generation process that enforces GSD-style structure and separation of responsibilities. This approach validates the output before writing, guaranteeing high-quality and consistently formatted agent files.

Yes, YAML frontmatter and XML-tagged sections are required for Claude prompt generation. These structural elements are necessary to pass quality gates and validate the separation of responsibilities within command, skill, and agent files.

Prompt file conversion fails quality gates when the output lacks required YAML frontmatter, XML-tagged sections, or proper validation logic. The process enforces GSD structure and separation of responsibilities, rejecting files that are incomplete or improperly formatted.