Yesterday, the third version of prompt-master went live on GitHub. The twist: it silently detects which AI tool you’re targeting and routes to a completely different approach before writing a single word.
Cursor gets a different prompt structure than Midjourney. GPT gets handled differently than Claude Code. You describe the task once. The skill figures out the rest.
2,500 users and 310 stars in, here is what changed in Round 3:
What is new:
- 🔍 Silent tool detection routes to the right template automatically
- 📦 Lazy-load templates: only pull in when your task needs them, saving credits per session
- 🧠 Memory block: prevents the AI from contradicting earlier decisions mid-session
- 🎯 Nine-dimension extraction so nothing important gets missed from your original request
They have also mapped 35 credit-killing prompt patterns with before/after examples. That reference list alone is worth the install.
Mini workflow:
- Install the skill from github.com/nidhinjs/prompt-master
- Describe your task and name the target tool
- Review the 9 extracted dimensions before firing
- Use the output directly, zero re-prompts needed
Pro tip: On long Claude Code sessions, activate the memory block early. It stops the AI from contradicting a decision you made two hours ago, no manual re-briefing required. Genuinely useful on complex builds.
⭐ Free, open-source, and updated each round based on direct community feedback. Watch the repo now to get notified when Round 4 lands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does this work with ChatGPT, Midjourney, and other AI tools, or just Claude?
Yes! The skill auto-detects which tool you’re using and routes to the right approach. One user tested it with ChatGPT 5.2 and reported excellent results. It works across Cursor, Claude Code, GPT, Midjourney, and essentially any AI that takes prompts.
Q: How do you define “perfect” prompts? Is there proof this actually works?
The skill detects 35 credit-killing patterns and pulls 9 dimensions from your request so nothing important gets missed. The real proof is in fewer re-prompts needed and clearer outputs, meaning your AI credits go further instead of wasting calls on bad prompts.
Q: Is this worth using if I only use Claude?
Absolutely. Even if you only use Claude, the skill helps you structure requests better, avoid common mistakes, and includes a memory block so the AI never contradicts earlier decisions in longer project sessions.
Q: Can I use this for everyday, non-technical stuff?
Yes. The skill works for any prompt, technical code generation, creative writing, research questions, anything. It pulls key dimensions from your request and adapts to your specific use case.
I built a Claude skill that writes perfect prompts for any AI tool. Stop burning credits on bad prompts. We hit 2500+ users ‼️
by u/CompetitionTrick2836 in PromptEngineering