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Use when a prompt is rough, vague, or under-specified and you want it rewritten to high quality before running it. Domain-aware: detects the prompt's domain, stitches the matching specialist standards, reads project rules, and scores the result against an 8-dimension rubric. Standalone — ends with a handoff gate to push the amplified prompt into the chain. Trigger with /hyperflow:amplify, "enhance this prompt", "make this prompt better", "improve my prompt", "rewrite this prompt".

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# Amplify Turn a rough prompt into a high-signal one. Detect the domain, inject the standards that domain demands, score it against a rubric — then offer to run it. Dispatcher and reviewer — Opus 4.8 (thinking-tier). Searcher/Writer — Sonnet 4.6 (worker-tier). Amplify does **one** thing well: it rewrites the prompt you give it into the single strongest version, then hands it off. It does not write code itself — it produces a prompt other skills (or you) execute. ## Per-Step Agent Map (DOCTRINE rule 12) Every substantive step dispatches at least one Agent. Atomic steps (DOCTRINE 12.2.8) are a single Worker → Reviewer pair with no independent angles to fan out. | Step | Status | Worker tier | Thinking tier | Notes | |---|---|---|---|---| | 1 — Read intent | Atomic (12.2.8) | Searcher (Sonnet) — domain signals + project rules | **Analyst** (Opus) — triage + gap analysis + persona selection | Single Worker → Reviewer; reads `CLAUDE.md`, `AGENTS.md`, `.hyperflow/memory/*` | | 2 — Amplify | Atomic (12.2.8) | Writer (Sonnet) — draft the enhanced prompt | **Reviewer** (Opus) — rubric score, one targeted revision | Writer drafts → Opus scores against the 8-dim rubric → revise once if any dim < 4 | | 3 — Present + handoff | §12.1 inline | — | — | Print the amplified prompt + rationale; fire the handoff gate (`AskUserQuestion`) | ## Inputs - `$ARGUMENTS` — the raw prompt to amplify. If empty, amplify the user's previous message in the conversation. - No flags. Amplify always pro...

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jeremylongshore
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jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skills
Created
8 months ago
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Python
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