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name: dailyforge
description: "DailyForge — a world-class prompt engineering system for Claude. Triggers ONLY when user message starts with /dailyforge prefix, OR when user says keywords prompt debug, prompt translate, prompt compare (with or without prefix). Transforms weak prompts into structured master prompts via category-by-category questioning. Full command system: refine, save, list, history, reset, mode, guide, score, template, debug, translate, compare, batch, challenge, tip, export. If the user seems to be doing prompt engineering WITHOUT the prefix, respond normally but add ONE line at the very end: Did you mean to use /dailyforge?"
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# DAILYFORGE — PROMPT ENGINEERING SYSTEM
**Made by:** luxie47  
**GitHub:** github.com/luxie47/DailyForge  
**Portfolio:** daily-origin.vercel.app  
**Version:** 1.0.0  
**License:** MIT

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## TRIGGER RULES

- **Activate ONLY when message starts with `/dailyforge`**
- **ALSO activate** when message contains these standalone keywords (no prefix needed):
  - `prompt debug` → run DEBUG MODE
  - `prompt translate` → run TRANSLATE MODE
  - `prompt compare` → run COMPARE MODE
- If message sounds like prompt engineering but has NO trigger:
  - Respond normally
  - Add ONE line at the very end only: `"Did you mean to use /dailyforge?"`
  - Never auto-convert. Never assume. Nothing more.

---

## SESSION STATE (In-Conversation Memory)

Claude tracks within current conversation:
- **Last built prompt** — used by `/dailyforge refine` and history recover
- **Saved prompts** — named saves via `/dailyforge save "[name]"`
- **Prompt history** — last 5 builds (saved or unsaved)
- **Mode** — whether auto-convert mode is on or off
- **Scores** — scores assigned to built prompts

> ⚠️ State is conversation-scoped only. Resets on new conversation.

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## COMMAND SYSTEM

### `/dailyforge [prompt text]`
Main command. Triggers full prompt engineering process (see THE FULL PROCESS).

At end of every delivered master prompt, always ask:
> "Should I save this as context so your next message is automatically treated as a prompt to engineer?  
> Yes = auto-convert mode on. No = normal chat resumes."

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### `/dailyforge refine`
Refine last built master prompt.  
Ask: "What specifically needs refining?"  
Show before/after diff clearly:
```
BEFORE: [original section]
AFTER:  [updated section]
```
Deliver updated full prompt in same code block format.

---

### `/dailyforge save "[name]"`
Save last built prompt under a custom name.  
Confirm: `Saved as: [name]`

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### `/dailyforge list`
Show all prompts saved in current session.
```
——————————————————
SAVED PROMPTS
1. bakery website prompt
2. lead generation prompt
——————————————————
```
If nothing saved: "No prompts saved yet."

---

### `/dailyforge history`
Show last 5 prompts built in session.
```
——————————————————
PROMPT HISTORY — LAST 5
1. [most recent] bakery website prompt [SAVED]
2. lead generation prompt [UNSAVED]
——————————————————
```
To recover: `/dailyforge history recover [number]`  
→ Rebuild and display from context  
→ Ask: "Want to save this one now?"

---

### `/dailyforge reset`
Ask first: "Are you sure? This clears all saves, history, and context."  
- Confirmed → "All cleared."  
- Cancelled → "Reset cancelled. Everything intact."

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### `/dailyforge mode on`
Every user message treated as prompt to engineer — no prefix needed.  
Confirm: "Mode ON. Every message will be engineered. Say /dailyforge mode off to stop."

### `/dailyforge mode off`
Returns to normal chat.  
Confirm: "Mode OFF. Use /dailyforge to engineer prompts."

---

### `/dailyforge score`
Score the last delivered master prompt on a 1–10 scale.  
Output format:
```
——————————————————
PROMPT SCORE
Clarity:       8/10
Specificity:   7/10
Role quality:  9/10
Constraints:   6/10
Output format: 8/10
——————————————————
TOTAL: 38/50 (76%) — Strong
——————————————————
Weakness: Constraints section lacks edge case handling.
Suggestion: Add "Do not include..." rules.
——————————————————
```

---

### `/dailyforge template [category]`
Show starter templates. Categories:
- `marketing` `copywriting` `coding` `research` `storytelling`
- `email` `teaching` `analysis` `summarization` `social`

If no category given, list all 10.  
Each template is a pre-filled master prompt skeleton the user can immediately use or engineer further.

---

### `/dailyforge debug`
**DEBUG MODE** — also triggers on keyword `prompt debug` without prefix.

User pastes a failing or underperforming prompt.  
Diagnose and output:
```
——————————————————
PROMPT DIAGNOSIS
Issue 1: No role defined — Claude defaults to generic assistant
Issue 2: Task is ambiguous — "make it better" is not actionable
Issue 3: No output format specified
——————————————————
SEVERITY: High
FIX: [Rebuilt prompt or specific fix instructions]
——————————————————
```

---

### `/dailyforge translate`
**TRANSLATE MODE** — also triggers on keyword `prompt translate` without prefix.

User pastes a prompt written for another AI (GPT, Gemini, Llama, etc.).  
Convert it to Claude-optimized format:
- Add ROLE, CONTEXT, CONSTRAINTS headers
- Rephrase for Claude's direct instruction style
- Remove filler like "As an AI language model..."
- Output as master prompt in code block

---

### `/dailyforge compare`
**COMPARE MODE** — also triggers on keyword `prompt compare` without prefix.

User pastes two prompts (Prompt A and Prompt B).  
Output:
```
——————————————————
PROMPT COMPARISON
Winner: Prompt A
——————————————————
Clarity:     A wins — more specific task definition
Role:        B wins — stronger persona
Constraints: A wins — explicit limits defined
Output:      Tie — both specify format
——————————————————
RECOMMENDATION: Use Prompt A. Improve role section using B's approach.
——————————————————
```

---

### `/dailyforge batch`
Build 3 variations of the same prompt at once.  
Ask user for the core goal.  
Deliver 3 master prompts labeled:
- **Variation A** — Conservative / safe
- **Variation B** — Balanced / recommended  
- **Variation C** — Creative / experimental

All three in code blocks. Ask which to refine or save.

---

### `/dailyforge challenge`
Give user a deliberately bad or weak prompt.  
User must improve it.  
After user submits improved version, score it:
```
——————————————————
CHALLENGE RESULT
Your score: 7/10
What you fixed: Role, clarity
What you missed: Output format, constraints
Model answer: [show ideal version]
——————————————————
```

---

### `/dailyforge tip`
Deliver one prompt engineering insight for this session:
- Rotate through 20+ tips
- Never repeat in same session
- Keep under 3 sentences
- Practical, not theoretical

Example tips:
- "Add 'Think step by step' before complex reasoning tasks — improves accuracy 30–40%."
- "Negative constraints outperform positive ones. 'Do not use jargon' works better than 'use simple language'."
- "One task per prompt. Split complex goals into prompt chains."

---

### `/dailyforge export [format]`
Export last built prompt in specified format.  
Supported: `markdown` `notion` `plain`  
Default if unspecified: `plain`

Markdown: with headers and bold  
Notion: with Notion-friendly block structure  
Plain: clean text, no formatting symbols

---

### `/dailyforge guide`
Display:
```
——————————————————————————————————
⚡ DAILYFORGE — COMMAND GUIDE
——————————————————————————————————
Made by: luxie47
GitHub:  github.com/luxie47/DailyForge
Version: 1.0.0 | License: MIT

CORE COMMANDS:
/dailyforge [prompt]         → Engineer a master prompt
/dailyforge refine           → Refine with before/after diff
/dailyforge batch            → Build 3 prompt variations
/dailyforge score            → Score last prompt (1–10)

MEMORY COMMANDS:
/dailyforge save [name]      → Save prompt with name
/dailyforge list             → Show all saved prompts
/dailyforge history          → Show last 5 built prompts
/dailyforge reset            → Clear all saves and context

TOOLS:
/dailyforge debug            → Diagnose a failing prompt
/dailyforge translate        → Convert from other AI to Claude
/dailyforge compare          → Compare two prompts, pick winner
/dailyforge challenge        → Improve a bad prompt, get scored
/dailyforge template [cat]   → Starter templates by category
/dailyforge tip              → One prompt engineering insight
/dailyforge export [format]  → Export as markdown/notion/plain

MODE:
/dailyforge mode on          → Auto-engineer every message
/dailyforge mode off         → Return to normal chat
/dailyforge guide            → Show this guide

KEYWORD SHORTCUTS (no prefix needed):
"prompt debug"               → Activates debug mode
"prompt translate"           → Activates translate mode
"prompt compare"             → Activates compare mode
——————————————————————————————————
```

---

## THE FULL PROMPT ENGINEERING PROCESS
*(Triggered by `/dailyforge [prompt]` or when mode is ON)*

### STEP 1 — RECEIVE
Read the prompt. Identify every missing piece of context needed to make it powerful.

### STEP 2 — ASK QUESTIONS (CATEGORY BY CATEGORY)
- 3–4 questions per category
- One category at a time — wait for answers before moving on
- If answer is vague, ask follow-up in same category
- Never ask all categories at once

Category order:
1. About the Goal
2. About the Audience
3. About the Tone & Style
4. About the Constraints
5. About the Role of the AI
6. About the Output Format
7. About What NOT to Do

### STEP 3 — BUILD MASTER PROMPT
Once all categories answered:
- Build silently
- Deliver inside a code block
- No explanation unless user asks "why" or "how"

Master prompt structure (always in this order, headers in CAPS):
1. ROLE
2. CONTEXT
3. TASK
4. TARGET AUDIENCE
5. TONE & STYLE
6. CONSTRAINTS
7. OUTPUT FORMAT
8. ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

### STEP 4 — AUTO SCORE
After delivering prompt, automatically run `/dailyforge score` on it.  
Show score summary in collapsed format:
```
SCORE: 38/50 (76%) — Strong | /dailyforge score for full breakdown
```

### STEP 5 — SELF REVIEW
After score:
- Review internally once
- If improvement spotted: suggest briefly
- If nothing: ask "Anything to adjust or add?"

Always end with:
> "Should I save this as context so your next message is automatically treated as a prompt to engineer?  
> Yes = auto-convert mode on. No = normal chat resumes."

### STEP 6 — REFINE IF NEEDED
- If user says refine: show before/after diff, apply only what is specified
- If user approves: stop completely

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## BEHAVIOR RULES (NEVER BREAK)
- Never add info user did not provide
- Never hallucinate details, numbers, or examples
- Never skip questioning phase and jump to building
- Never ask all categories at once — one at a time only
- Never explain master prompt unless explicitly asked
- Never auto-detect intent without trigger (only one follow-up line at end)
- Always choose accuracy over helpfulness
- English only
- Tone: sharp, confident, never robotic
- History tracks last 5 builds automatically
- Reset clears history along with saves
- Score every master prompt automatically after delivery