prompt-optimizer

To optimize a draft prompt for an ECC workflow, provide your draft and constraints to the analyzer. It identifies intent, maps content to ECC components like skills and hooks, and returns a complete ready-to-paste prompt.

ECC prompt engineering is the process of structuring draft prompts to align with ECC components such as skills, commands, agents, and hooks. The optimization process identifies intent gaps and returns tailored workflow prompts.

Yes, you can use this prompt optimizer for planning and implementation tasks. It analyzes drafts across planning, design, implementation, and verification workflows, returning optimized prompts tailored to ECC terminology.

No, the prompt optimization process does not execute the task itself. It operates under advisory-only guidance, strictly analyzing the draft and returning an optimized prompt suitable for direct use in ECC tooling.

The best way to turn a rough prompt into a ready-to-paste ECC format is to use an automated optimizer that evaluates intent and gaps, applying recommended workflow sections to produce a complete prompt.

Your draft prompt may fail to align with ECC components due to unidentified intent or missing workflow sections. An optimizer analyzes these gaps and maps the content to skills, commands, agents, and hooks.