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replit-prompt

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This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a replit prompt", "write a prompt for replit", "optimize for replit agent", "prepare instructions for replit", or mentions building something with Replit Agent. Transforms user requirements into optimized, structured prompts that Replit Agent understands and executes accurately with minimal iterations.

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bershadsky-claude-tools

sergio-bershadsky/ai

Plugin

replit-prompts

productivity

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sergio-bershadsky/ai
4stars

plugins/replit-prompts/skills/replit-prompt/SKILL.md

Last Verified

February 2, 2026

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npx add-skill https://github.com/sergio-bershadsky/ai/blob/main/plugins/replit-prompts/skills/replit-prompt/SKILL.md -a claude-code --skill replit-prompt

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Instructions

# Replit Prompt Generator

Transform requirements into optimized prompts for Replit Agent that maximize AI understanding and minimize iterations.

## When to Use

- User wants to build something with Replit Agent
- User needs to convert an idea into a Replit-ready prompt
- User wants to improve an existing Replit prompt
- User is preparing to start a new Replit project

## Core Principles (Replit's Official Guidelines)

### 1. Checkpoint — Structure Iteratively
Break large goals into smaller, testable steps. Use checkpoints between phases.

### 2. Debug — Provide Detailed Context
Include exact error messages, relevant code snippets, and steps already attempted.

### 3. Discover — Ask for Suggestions
Request tool/library recommendations when unsure about approach.

### 4. Experiment — Iterate on Prompts
Refine requests by adjusting wording or adding detail.

### 5. Instruct — Use Positive Goals
Frame as "do this" rather than "don't do that".

### 6. Select — Focused Context
Provide relevant context only; avoid overwhelming with unrelated information.

### 7. Show — Concrete Examples
Reduce ambiguity with code snippets, mockups, or reference apps.

### 8. Simplify — Concise Language
Use direct, short sentences. Avoid jargon.

### 9. Specify — Define Outputs
State expected outputs, constraints, data formats, and edge cases.

### 10. Test — Plan First
Outline features, data structures, and user flows before prompting.

## Prompt Structure Template

When generating prompts for Replit, use this structure:

```markdown
## Project Overview
[1-2 sentences: What is being built and its core purpose]

## Tech Stack
- Frontend: [specific framework/library]
- Backend: [specific framework/language]
- Database: [specific database]
- Authentication: [specific method]
- Additional: [any other required tools/APIs]

## Core Features
1. [Feature 1]: [specific description with expected behavior]
2. [Feature 2]: [specific description with expected behavior]
3. [Feature 3]: [specific descr

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