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Prompt Improver

Prompt score
40
⚠ No role assigned
Tell the model who it should be. 'You are a senior copywriter…' beats no framing.
⚠ Output format unspecified
State what format you want back: JSON, bullets, table, markdown, etc.
• No example provided
Consider adding one example of ideal output. Few-shot usually beats instructions alone.
• No constraints
Add explicit 'don't' rules — e.g., 'Don't add intro phrases', 'Don't repeat the input'.
⚠ Too short
Very short prompts force the model to guess context. Aim for 3–8 sentences for non-trivial tasks.
• Pleasantries
Polite words don't hurt, but they don't help. Safe to remove for brevity.
Improved prompt
# Role
You are an expert assistant.

# Task
please help me write something good about AI?

# Output format
Return a clear, structured answer. Use bullet points or a table where it aids scanning.

# Stop condition
If anything is ambiguous, ask one clarifying question before answering.

This is a rule-based linter, not a model call. It catches common issues so you can fix them before spending tokens.

Rule-based prompt linter. Paste a vague prompt, get a rewrite plus a checklist of what was missing (role, format, example, constraints).

Nasıl Kullanılır

  1. Paste your prompt.
  2. Read the rule findings and prompt score.
  3. Copy the improved version.

Sık Sorulan Sorular

How does a prompt improver actually work?

Takes your rough draft and rewrites it with structural improvements: clear role, specific task, explicit constraints, desired output format, examples if helpful. A well-structured prompt reliably produces 20-50% better outputs vs a vague one in the same model.

What's the most common prompt mistake?

Vagueness. 'Write a marketing email' vs 'Write a 150-word marketing email for [specific product] to [specific customer segment] that emphasizes [key benefit] and ends with a clear CTA to [action].' The second gets dramatically better results on the first try.

Should prompts be short or long?

Just long enough to specify everything that matters. Padding hurts ('You are an expert helpful knowledgeable AI...'); brevity wins when it's still complete. A 200-word focused prompt beats a 2000-word rambling one. Cut every adjective that doesn't change what the model does.

Can I reuse prompts across different LLMs?

Mostly. A prompt that works for GPT-4o usually works for Claude Opus 4 with minor tweaks. Prompts tuned to exploit one model's quirks (system message format, function call syntax) don't port directly. Test on each target model; don't assume identical behavior.