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emtcmca/promptsmith

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Reviews an existing HTTP endpoint or API contract for correctness, contract clarity, and abuse potential. Use when an API surface needs review before it ships.

emtcmca/promptsmith

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Builds an endpoint or backend service to a stated contract - input-validated, authorized, and idempotent. Use when implementing server-side functionality rather than reviewing it.

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Flags where a feature, document, or data flow may trigger a named regulatory regime, returning a flag list with each regime named - never legal advice or a legal conclusion. Use when a change touches personal data, health, finance, or regulated communications.

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Rewrites marketing or product copy to a named tone without inventing facts or claims. Use when existing copy needs a tone change, tightening, or de-hyping.

emtcmca/promptsmith

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Turns requirements into a sound database schema plus a safe migration path. Use when designing tables, relationships, and constraints, or planning a schema change.

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Turns a failure, stack trace, or bug report into ranked hypotheses and the cheapest test to confirm each. Use when something is broken and the cause is not yet known.

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Documents code, a feature, or an API so the next person can use it without asking - README, usage guide, or ADR. Use when writing or improving developer-facing docs.

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Grades an artifact against named criteria and returns a scored verdict plus the highest-leverage fixes, deriving a rubric if none is supplied. Use to score and iterate on a prompt, doc, plan, spec, UI, or piece of copy.

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Turns a rough feature idea into a tight, buildable specification with scope, acceptance criteria, and an explicit cut line. Use when an idea needs to become something a team can build.

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Builds UI components that are usable, accessible, and on-brand, covering loading, empty, and error states. Use when implementing user-facing interface work.

emtcmca/promptsmith

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Drafts HOA and condo board correspondence that is firm, fair, and compliant - violation notices, assessment letters, board communications. Use for community-association owner correspondence.

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Decides what tool or data access a task needs and how to wire it via MCP, preferring an existing server over a new one at least privilege, and emits a runnable wiring recipe. Use when an agent or workflow needs an external tool or data source.

emtcmca/promptsmith

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Turns a goal or spec into an ordered, dependency-aware task plan with acceptance criteria and a named critical path. Use when work needs sequencing before implementation starts.

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Sharpens an existing system prompt into a tighter, more concrete, more testable one. Use when reviewing or improving a prompt rather than authoring one cold.

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Turns messy code plus a goal into a safe, staged refactor plan where every step leaves the build green. Use when restructuring existing code without changing behavior.

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Gathers across sources and synthesizes a cited, honest brief that keeps uncertainty visible and declares when it has no live retrieval. Use for literature reviews, landscape scans, or comparative research.

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Reviews a change for how it gets attacked, abused, or leaked, ranked by real-world impact. Use when code touches auth, untrusted input, secrets, payments, or personal data.

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Turns a process into a standard operating procedure someone can follow without the author present, including edge cases and ownership. Use when documenting an operational or business process.

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Writes focused tests that prove behavior through the public interface, naming what each test proves. Use when adding coverage or writing tests for a bug fix.

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Independently tries to refute that an artifact meets its contract and returns a blocking verdict (VERIFIED / VERIFIED WITH GAPS / NOT VERIFIED). Use to adversarially check work another agent produced - never its own.