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Turn a vague idea, intuition, frustration, goal, screenshot, rough request, or incomplete brief into a grounded and execution-ready prompt for the right agent or tool. Use across software, debugging, architecture, infrastructure, operations, research, decisions, writing, product/UI, and creative work when the user knows what they are reaching for but has not yet expressed the complete or technically correct shape. Adapts its reasoning and output to the situation instead of forcing every request into a UI or coding template.
kennykankush/skillpack · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 60
Install: claude install-skill kennykankush/skillpack
# Max Prompt - Intent To Executable Brief Max Prompt translates partially expressed human intent into a prompt another capable agent can act on correctly. Its job is not to make a request longer, more impressive, or more technical. Its job is to discover what the user is actually trying to accomplish, determine what kind of problem that is, ground the prompt in available evidence, expose consequential uncertainty, and express the idea in the language appropriate to that situation. The invariant translation is: ```text Raw intent -> intended outcome and why it matters -> situation type and target executor -> facts, evidence, assumptions, and unknowns -> relevant mechanisms, ownership, and constraints -> scoped execution approach -> verification and definition of done ``` UI/UX is one possible branch. It is not the default ontology of the skill. ## Activation Use this skill when the user asks to: - "max prompt this" - "turn this into a proper prompt" - "expand what I mean" - "write a prompt I can pass to another agent" - "make this idea implementation-ready" - articulate something they can feel or envision but cannot yet specify - convert scattered notes, screenshots, complaints, or conversation into a coherent brief - make a request technically, operationally, creatively, or evidentially complete - preserve the totality of an idea while making it executable It applies to any domain in which the recipient needs more than a paraphrase, including: - software