Prompt Builder

Pick what you’re making, answer a few questions, and get a prompt that follows current best practice, with a live check and links to learn why. Free, in your browser.

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Eight kinds of prompt (chat, thinking model, deep research, agent brief, standing instructions, Claude Skill, image, video), ready-made starting points, a live quality check, an improve mode, and prompts saved in your browser.

Eight kinds of prompt

Each kind asks for what that kind of AI needs. A thinking model wants a goal and success criteria; an agent needs to know when it’s done and what to ask before acting; an image model needs framing and light.

Everything stays in your browser: nothing you type is sent anywhere, and there’s no AI behind this page.

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