Give your coding agent a clear starting point.
Turn one project goal into reusable instructions for Claude Code or Codex. Explain the problem, protect what works, and carry the checks into your next session.
- Describe the change
- Review the files
- Download your kit
Start with one useful change.
Your entries stay in this tab; refreshing clears them. Preparing a kit makes no model call and sends none of these fields to a server.
Instructions you can inspect.
This prepares a draft for your coding agent. It does not inspect a repository, execute commands or verify a repair.
What will be in your kit?
- Shared project instructions and tool-specific skills.
- Your context and examples in a separate brief.
- A check record and handoff template, marked not run.
- A guide to reviewing and merging the files.
Fill in your brief or try a synthetic example. You can preview every file before downloading.
Start with a baseline. Finish with evidence.
Extract the kit into a separate folder. Read START-HERE.md, then review and merge the instructions with your existing project. The two skills are configured for explicit invocation. They do not enforce permissions or run checks on this page.
Need help organising an error first? Prepare a diagnostic brief. Have an abandoned project? Explore Project Recovery. Compare actual answers using the Prompt Test Lab.
File conventions reviewed against official documentation on . This template is not a compatibility test of your installed agent.