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Independently authored prompt templates for AI coding agents — system prompts, tool prompts, agent delegation, memory management, and multi-agent coordination. Informed by studying Claude Code.

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What is claude-code-prompts?

claude-code-prompts is a collection of independently authored prompt templates for building AI coding agents. It provides prompts for agent behavior, tool use, delegation, memory management, verification, and multi-agent coordination. The repository is primarily a collection of Markdown prompt files, with Cursor skills included.

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Key features of claude-code-prompts

  • System prompts define agent identity, safety rules, code style, tool routing, and output format.
  • Tool prompts cover shell execution, file operations, search, web access, agent launching, user questions, and planning.
  • Agent prompts support general-purpose work, code exploration, solution architecture, verification, and documentation.
  • Memory prompts cover conversation summaries, session notes, memory extraction, and memory consolidation.
  • The collection includes a coordinator prompt for multi-worker orchestration with synthesis, delegation, and verification.
  • Cursor skills provide coding standards, verification workflows, and prompt design guidance.

How repowise-dev/claude-code-prompts works

The repository organizes reusable prompt material into complete-prompts, patterns, skills, and root files. Files in complete-prompts provide system, tool, agent, memory, coordinator, and utility prompts that can be copied into an AI coding agent configuration. Files in patterns explain prompt structures and provide reusable templates for safety, tool routing, delegation, verification, memory, and coordination. The skills directory provides drop-in Cursor IDE skills for coding standards, verification, and prompt design. Users replace placeholder values in the prompts with their own stack, tool names, and risk policy.

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repowise-dev/claude-code-prompts FAQ

What is claude-code-prompts?

claude-code-prompts is a collection of independently authored prompt templates for AI coding agents. It covers system behavior, tools, agents, memory, verification, and multi-agent coordination.

How does claude-code-prompts work?

claude-code-prompts provides complete prompts that users copy into agent configurations. Users adapt placeholder values for their stack, tools, and risk policy.

What language is claude-code-prompts written in?

claude-code-prompts is primarily written as Markdown prompt content. The repository also includes Cursor skills.

How is the claude-code-prompts code organized?

claude-code-prompts is organized into complete-prompts, patterns, skills, and root files. Complete prompts cover agent workflows, patterns explain reusable structures, and skills support Cursor IDE.

When should I use claude-code-prompts?

Use claude-code-prompts when building or configuring an AI coding agent. The templates address safety, tool routing, delegation, verification, memory, and coordination.

What license does claude-code-prompts use?

claude-code-prompts uses the MIT license.

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