Boris Prompts is a helper tool that teaches you how to write better instructions for AI assistants. Based on techniques from Boris (the creator of Claude Code at Anthropic), it helps you craft short, focused prompts that actually work. When you describe what you want your AI to do, the tool either writes the prompt directly or asks a few quick questions to understand your goal better. The resulting prompts follow five key principles: keep them short, include a planning step, point to existing examples instead of re-explaining, set up feedback loops, and save persistent context in files rather than cramming everything into one prompt. It's designed to work alongside popular AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and similar assistants.
How It Works
You ask your AI assistant to do something, but it either asks too many questions or does the wrong thing entirely.
You hear about Boris's prompt-writing approach — short, focused instructions that actually work with AI.
You run a simple command to add this helper to your AI assistant, and it loads automatically.
If your request is detailed enough, the skill writes your prompt right away.
If the skill needs more info, it asks 1-3 quick questions to understand your goal.
The skill gives you a short, copy-pasteable prompt that follows proven principles for getting great results.
You paste the prompt into your AI assistant and watch it do exactly what you wanted — no back-and-forth, no wrong turns.
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