💻CodingClaude Sonnet 4
Structured Output Format Generator
Design a precise output format spec that makes AI responses consistent, parseable, and ready to use.
#Structured Output#Prompt Engineering#Ai Automation+2
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Document your personal debugging instinct as a reusable prompt — so others can benefit from your systematic approach when they're stuck.
Every experienced developer has a systematic way of tracking down bugs that they've built over years. Help me turn mine into a shareable prompt. My debugging process: - First thing I do when I hit a bug: [describe] - How I isolate the problem: [describe] - Tools I reach for first: [e.g. console.log, debugger, profiler, structured logs] - My mental model for tracing root causes: [describe your thinking pattern] - Mistakes I've learned to stop making: [list them] - Language/framework context: [what you debug most] - The class of bug that trips me up most often: [optional but valuable] Return: 1. A **debugging master prompt** I can paste into AI tools when I'm stuck — specific to my process and stack 2. A **step-by-step debugging checklist** (10 items I can work through systematically) 3. A **one-shot paste version** — quick prompt for when I just want to paste code and an error 4. A **"class of bug" pattern library** — if I described a common bug type, document it as a named pattern others can recognize and fix faster Make the prompts specific to my process — not a generic debugging guide.
Senior developers who want to share hard-won debugging wisdom with the community.
A personalized debugging master prompt, 10-item systematic checklist, one-shot paste version for quick debugging, and a named bug pattern library for recurring bug classes.
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Claude Sonnet 4
Design a precise output format spec that makes AI responses consistent, parseable, and ready to use.
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