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Review of first version #1

@stefanjudis

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@stefanjudis

Thanks for putting this together. :) As always, some notes. 🫣

Summary

I feel like that a prerequisites section might be benificial to note that certain actions require PWT MCP or additional files. Many prompts don't feel actionable because they refer to files that I don't have when I'm browsing around. 👇

Examples of uptime monitors are in:

  • prompts/src/checks/uptime/url.check.ts - URL monitor
  • prompts/src/checks/uptime/tcp.check.ts - TCP monitor
  • prompts/src/checks/uptime/heartbeat.check.ts - Heartbeat monitor

Ideally things would just work via C&P but if they don't a prerequisites sections might be helpful.

Note

Here I am again, but I still don't think that pointing to existing project files should be the recommendation or way to go. 🫣 The checkly rules file should be enough context because it include so much code and examples. As shown in the webinar, they go a long way with providing enough context. :) Especially, for folks starting out we can not expect that there are any existing files...

Feedback to the prompts I checked

"API Network Interception"

TIL that PWT MCP provides a call for network calls. Nice! The prompt also worked quite well. Good stuff.

Nit: The prompt isn't about any interception. It "only" analyzes. :)

"Monitor Your API"

This prompt states

Examples of monitors are in:

  • prompts/src/checks/synthetics/01-api.check.ts

This isn't really actionable because I won't have this file.

"Monitor Critical User Flows"

I think this prompt has a similar issue. It states:

  • Follow the rules in .claude/checkly.rules.md
  • Look for example tests in /prompts/src/checks/synthetics/

Which, I assume, makes it impossible to use without additional context.


I stopped checking more prompts because they seem to have similar issues. :)

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