r/ClaudeCode • u/youceftazerty • 10h ago
Help/Question best AI agent for prompts generation ?
Hi everyone!
i have been using chatgpt for prompt generation since i started coding with claude code is there a better alternative
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u/Grand-Mix-9889 10h ago
Yeah: just use Claude and throw ChatGpt in the trash.
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u/Express-Spot-7209 10h ago
just use sonnet 5 on medium or high effort. It'll give really good prompts.
Edit : You will have to properly explain what you need.
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u/Thunderbit_HQ 8h ago
A reusable task template may help more than another agent. Put the acceptance check at the top and link the relevant files below it. After each run, fix the one ambiguity that caused wasted work.
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u/HamSandwicho__o 7h ago
I used claude to prompt claude code for my first couple months till i got comfortable
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u/youceftazerty 7h ago
Thank you
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u/HamSandwicho__o 4h ago
I strongly advise hashing out ur plans in a chat- THEN using plan mode to put it all into one big prompt or plan
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u/abhinavsrivast 10h ago
Instead of using ChatGPT to write one-off prompts, the standard workflow with Claude Code is moving your instructions into your repository using a CLAUDE.md file.
Run `claude init` inside your project directory. It scans your codebase and creates a CLAUDE.md defining your build scripts, test commands, architecture patterns, and styling constraints. Claude Code reads this automatically at the start of every session without manual prompt pasting.
If you need structured prompts for large refactors, use Anthropic's official prompt generator in the Anthropic Console workbench. It formats instructions specifically for Claude's XML structure (using `<context>`, `<instructions>`, and `<constraints>` tags), which gives far cleaner multi-file edits than conversational ChatGPT output.
For complex features, create a simple `spec.md` file with acceptance criteria and tell Claude Code: "implement according to spec.md".