Scope Your Commits
One logical change per commit, with a note saying what changed and why.
Where you'll practice this
One Promptles scenario teaches this principle directly.
Split the Commit
Courtside is the open-source app that sports clubs use to book tennis and pickleball courts, and you help maintain it. On your `feature/login-hardening` branch, the working tree (your project files as they are right now, before anything is saved to git) holds two unrelated…
Other principles in Output Format
Close the Design Loop
Send the built screen back into the design tool so designers review the real thing.
Describe the Destination
Describe where the data lands and the exact shape it needs there.
Make the Output Findable
Say where the result should live and how to title it so you and Claude can find it later.
Show an Example
Show one real input and the exact output you want. One example settles what a description leaves open.
Show Examples in the Skill Body
Put two or three real examples in the skill. Examples carry further than rules.
Specify Output Format
Say what form the result should take: how Claude answers you, and what the thing it builds should produce.