A skill that turns thin input into a finished prompt
The gist of this short clip is that people who write good prompts in Claude Code aren't more skilled — they have simply installed one skill called Prompt Master. The features it claims are that even minimal input gets turned into a finished prompt that fills in the files to touch, the output format and the point at which to stop, and that it remembers past decisions so it can cross-check for token-wasting patterns. The idea of prompt autocompletion is interesting in itself, but at 35 seconds long the evidence is thin, and installation and how it works are left to external documentation, so its real usefulness can't be confirmed until you try it yourself.
Key points
- Expands even thin input into a prompt that specifies files, output format and when to stop
- Claims to remember past decisions and cross-check token-wasting patterns (not yet checked)
- Thin evidence, installation relies on external docs; usefulness needs checking hands-on
This is a note: my own write-up after reading several sources. It has no source link; events checked against a source are kept as records.