What problem does it solve?
Prompts for AI systems are often vague and ambiguous, making it hard to get reliable, testable results. This skill converts unclear requirements into precise, atomic specifications using the EARS (Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax) methodology, domain theory grounding, and structured templates.
Core Features & Use Cases
- EARS-based transformation: decompose natural language requirements into atomic, verifiable statements.
- Domain theory grounding: map requirements to established frameworks (productivity, UX design, behavior change) to improve credibility and solvability.
- Template-driven outputs: produce Role/Skills/Workflows/Examples/Formats prompts that can be reused across projects.
- Reference-guided quality checks: align outputs with references like ears_syntax.md and domain_theories.md for rigorous prompts.
- Use cases: convert a vague feature request into a complete enhancement prompt for AI assistants, product managers, and engineers.
Quick Start
Submit a vague requirement and receive a complete, enhanced prompt ready for immediate AI execution.