Claude Code Prompts

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Independently authored prompt templates for AI coding agents — system prompts, tool prompts, agent delegation, memory management, and multi-agent coordination. Informed by studying Claude Code.

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About Claude Code Prompts

Claude Code Prompts is an independently authored collection of prompt templates for building AI coding agents, inspired by patterns observed in the Claude Code codebase. The repository includes system prompts (agent identity, safety rules, code style, tool routing), 11 tool-specific prompts (shell, file read/edit/write, grep, glob, web search/fetch, agent launcher, ask user, plan mode), 5 agent prompts (general purpose, code explorer, solution architect, verification specialist, documentation guide), 4 memory management prompts (conversation summarization, session notes, memory extraction, consolidation), a coordinator prompt for multi-worker orchestration with synthesis and verification, 4 utility prompts (session titles, tool summaries, away recaps, next-action suggestions), 9 pattern analyses with reusable templates, and 3 drop-in Cursor skills for coding standards, verification, and prompt design. Every prompt is written from scratch implementing patterns observed in production use, with placeholders for customization. The collection is open-source and free to use, with quick-start guidance for Cursor IDE integration.

Key Features

System prompt defining agent identity, safety rules, code style, and tool routing

11 tool-specific prompts for shell, file operations, grep, glob, web search/fetch, agent launcher, ask user, and plan mode

5 agent prompts for general purpose, code exploration, solution architecture, verification, and documentation

4 memory prompts for conversation summarization, session notes, memory extraction, and consolidation

Coordinator prompt for multi-worker orchestration with synthesis, delegation, and verification workflow

4 utility prompts for session titles, tool summaries, away recaps, and next-action suggestions

9 pattern analyses with reusable templates for prompt engineering patterns

3 drop-in Cursor skills for coding standards, verification, and prompt design

Placeholder-based customization (replace {{PLACEHOLDER}} values)

Open-source and free to use

Pros & Cons

Pros

Independently authored collection based on real-world patterns from Claude Code
Comprehensive coverage: system, tools, agents, memory, coordination, utilities, and pattern analysis
Open-source and completely free to use
Includes Cursor IDE integration for instant setup
Placeholder system makes customization straightforward
Accompanied by detailed pattern analyses and reusable templates
Actively maintained with changelog and disclaimer

Cons

Requires manual setup and integration into an AI agent system
Prompts are primarily designed for AI coding agents and may need adaptation for non-Claude models
Does not include the AI model itself; only provides prompt templates

Best For

Configuring AI coding agents with structured promptsMulti-agent coordination and delegation workflowsMemory management for AI coding sessionsAdding tool-specific instructions for code exploration, editing, and testingIntegrating prompt templates into Cursor IDE via drop-in skillsLearning prompt engineering patterns observed in production coding agents

FAQ

What is included in this prompt collection?

The collection includes system prompts, 11 tool prompts, 5 agent prompts, 4 memory prompts, a coordinator prompt, 4 utility prompts, 9 pattern analyses, and 3 Cursor skills.

How do I use these prompts?

Browse the pattern files, copy the complete prompt into your own agent configuration, and replace {{PLACEHOLDER}} values with your stack, tool names, and risk policy. For Cursor IDE users, drop the skills/ folder into ~/.cursor/skills-cursor/ for instant integration.

Is this collection affiliated with Anthropic?

No, this collection is not affiliated with Anthropic. It is independently authored by the team behind RepoWise, based on observed patterns in Claude Code.

How can I integrate these prompts with the Cursor IDE?

Drop the skills/ folder into ~/.cursor/skills-cursor/ to instantly add the Cursor skills included in this repository.

What license does this collection use?

The repository includes a LICENSE file, indicating it is open-source. Specific license terms can be found in the repository.