Llm Prompt Optimizer
CheckedProvides LLMs guidance and assistance for building AI and machine learning applications.
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terminal$ npx skills add jmsktm/claude-settings --skill "LLM Prompt Optimizer" -a claude-code Uses the open-source
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jmsktm
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Live repository
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Scanned jmsktm/claude-settings at c113b0d7e1.
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About this skill
What it does
The LLM Prompt Optimizer skill refines prompts provided to Large Language Models (LLMs) to improve response quality and relevance. It automatically adjusts prompt wording, structure, and context based on predefined rules and heuristics. The goal is to elicit more accurate, detailed, and useful outputs from the underlying language model.
When to use it
- Improving creative writing: Enhance story generation or poem creation by optimizing prompts for better narrative flow and thematic consistency.
- Refining code generation: Get cleaner and more functional code snippets by ensuring the prompt clearly defines requirements and constraints.
- Boosting question answering accuracy: Optimize questions to reduce ambiguity and increase the likelihood of receiving precise and informative answers.
- Generating structured data: Improve the formatting and completeness of generated lists, tables, or other structured outputs.
Key capabilities
- Automated prompt refinement
- Rule-based optimization heuristics
- Contextual adjustment of prompts
- Improved response quality
Example prompts
- "Optimize this prompt: 'Write a short story about a cat.'"
- "Refine the following code generation request: 'Generate Python function to calculate Fibonacci sequence.'"
- "Improve this question for better accuracy: 'What is the capital of France?'"
Tips & gotchas
The skill's effectiveness depends on the clarity and specificity of the initial prompt. While it automates refinement, providing a well-defined starting point will yield the best results.