Anybody know a tool for cursor or other AI ideas to instantly improve your prompts?
I’m one of the devs who are writing less code now and doing more „Prompting“, damn I hate all of these fancy new buzzwords.
Anyway, I’m bored and don’t want to write long prompts all the time. Anyone know a good tool (should work with Cursor)?
If nobody knows one, I will need to do one :(
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Optibot
I haven't come across any so far. Nothing that will improve the prompt inside the agent input. The only thing I use sometimes is https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/build-with-claude/prompt-engineering/prompt-improver but only for complex prompts which need to go into Claude Code.
The challenge for me personally has been tuning the prompt to my feature specific needs. For example at times I need to follow a pattern in my ORM for a backend change and I have to explicitly give examples or else the output ends up going through 2-3 iterations till its correct.
Streak Hunter
@syedahmedz I think it's a great way to have the option to improve the prompt
I have a tool that I’m about to release that will do this for ChatGPT. Can look into doing this for Cursor also.
Streak Hunter
@kajanalytics How would you build this product, as vscode extension or as desktop application?
UXDesigner.top
Hey Denis!
I actually built something for exactly this, it’s called Lovableprompts.app and the feedback so far has been super positive.
It helps you turn rough product or feature ideas into clean, optimized prompts (especially useful if you’re working with Cursor or Lovable). Funny enough, a bunch of users told me it also works great in tools like Bolt, Replit, or even V0.
Would love for you to give it a spin and let me know what you think!
Streak Hunter
@david_martin_suarez
A cool idea in itself, but unfortunately it's too inconvenient for me to go out of cursor every time I want to improve a prompt. It should be easier
UXDesigner.top
@denisss Totally fair, and you’re right. This tool is really just meant to help with the very first prompt when starting a new idea. It’s not meant to replace in-editor iteration or continuous refinement inside Cursor.
That first prompt has helped me and a few others get unstuck and build with more clarity early on, but yeah, for ongoing work it’s not the right tool (at least for now).
Appreciate the feedback!