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Prompts

AI prompts for WordPress development, organized by type and platform compatibility.

Quick Reference

Task Prompt
Start new project PROJECT-KICKSTART-PROMPT.md
Validate idea PRODUCT-MARKET-FIT-RESEARCH.md
Set up testing TESTING-AUTOMATION-PROMPTS.md
Create blocks BLOCK-DEVELOPMENT-PROMPTS.md
Community files COMMUNITY-FILES-PROMPTS.md
Marketing content PLUGIN-MARKETING-PROMPTS.md
Choose blocks core-blocks-assistant.md
Design UI component-design.md
Audit GraphQL graphql-audit.md
UI/UX audit ui-ux-audit.md

Directory Structure

prompts/
├── extended/           # Full-featured prompts (Claude Code, Cursor, Cline)
├── core/               # Portable prompts <2000 tokens (coming v2.1)
├── tiered/             # Tool-specific (T1 Copilot, T2 Cursor, T3 Claude)
├── blocks/             # Block development
├── frontend-design/    # UI/UX design
├── testing/            # UI/UX testing
├── audit/              # Security auditing
└── legacy/             # Backward compatibility

Prompt Types

Extended Prompts (extended/)

Full-featured prompts for IDE platforms with file access.

  • Multi-phase workflows
  • Can reference other files (skills, guides)
  • Best for complex tasks

Core Prompts (core/)

Portable prompts under 2000 tokens.

  • Work on all platforms (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude web)
  • Self-contained, no external references
  • Single task focus

Tiered Prompts (tiered/)

Optimized for specific AI tools:

Tier Tool Best For
T1 Copilot Single-file, constrained tasks
T2 Cursor/ChatGPT Multi-file review, refactoring
T3 Claude Code Architecture, full-context decisions

Using Prompts

  1. Open the prompt file
  2. Copy the prompt section
  3. Replace [PLACEHOLDERS] with your values
  4. Paste into your AI tool

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