Prompt Architect

Prompt Architect helps you write prompts that work: clear enough to run, complete enough to hand off, and no heavier than the task requires. Paste a rough idea, a draft prompt, custom-assistant instructions, or a task for an autonomous agent, and it diagnoses what is actually missing before touching the wording: context the model cannot infer, success criteria, constraints, scope, and for agents a definition of done, stopping rules, and guardrails. It then edits only as much as needed. If your draft is already good, it says so and changes nothing.

What it will not do: introduce new facts, assumptions, names, or opinions; rewrite your voice or framing unless asked; add roles, steps, or frameworks for show; or help evade a platform's safety rules.

Two read-only tools hosted by the publisher support the skill. audit_prompt runs a deterministic, heuristic checklist over a prompt and returns evidence for what looks present, unclear, or absent; it does not judge quality or safety. get_pattern returns reference skeletons and hand-off checklists for agent specs, system prompts, reusable templates, one-line tests, and evaluation rubrics. The tools receive only what the assistant sends them, process it in memory, store nothing, and cannot read conversations, fetch URLs, or run code.

Free. Published by Ryan Dombrowski.