by repowise-dev
Independently authored prompt templates for AI coding agents — system prompts, tool prompts, agent delegation, memory management, and multi-agent coordination. Informed by studying Claude Code.
# Add to your Claude Code skills
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}Independently written prompt templates for building AI coding agents, inspired by patterns observed in Claude Code codebase. System prompts, tool prompts, agent prompts, memory management, and multi-agent coordination.
Prompts tell your agent how to behave. RepoWise tells it what the codebase actually does.
Open-source codebase intelligence engine. Auto-generated architecture wikis, dependency graphs, ownership maps, dead code detection, and 9 MCP tools your AI editor can query in real time.
Scroll down for Claude Code's prompt patterns. 👇
We studied how Claude Code behaves in practice -- how it structures safety rules, routes tools, delegates to subagents, manages memory -- and wrote our own prompt collection from scratch implementing the same patterns.
Every prompt in this repo is independently authored. We observed what patterns make a coding agent reliable and wrote our own versions. From the team behind RepoWise.
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| Category | Files | What You Get | |----------|-------|--------------| | System prompt | 1 | Agent identity, safety rules, code style, tool routing, output format | | | 11 | Shell, file read/edit/write, grep, glob, web search/fetch, agent launcher, ask user, plan mode | | | 5 | General purpose, code explorer, solution architect, verification specialist, documentation guide | | | 4 | Conversation summarization, session notes, memory extraction, memory consolidation | | | 1 | Multi-worker orchestration with synthesis, delegation, and verification workflow | | | 4 | Session titles, tool summaries, away recaps, next-action suggestions | | | 9 | Commentary on each pattern with reusable templates | | | 3 | Drop-in skills for coding standards, verification, and prompt design |
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{{PLACEHOLDER}} values with your stack, tool names, and risk policy.skills/ into ~/.cursor/skills-cursor/ for instant integration.Patterns observed in how Claude Code structures its prompts — with analysis and independently written templates.
The complete system prompt covering identity, permissions, task execution, code style, safety, tool routing, tone, and output efficiency.
Prompt templates for each tool a coding agent uses to interact with the filesystem, shell, web, and user.
Prompt templates for specialized subagents — each designed for a different task type.
How to manage context across long sessions — summarization, session notes, and persistent memory.
Small helper prompts for session management and user experience.
Drop-in skills for Cursor IDE that implement these patterns directly.
We studied how Claude Code behaves in practice and identified the behavioral rules, safety patterns, tool-routing strategies, and multi-agent coordination approaches that make it effective. We then independently authored every prompt in this repository from scratch, implementing the same patterns in our own words.
All content is original.
The prompts in this repo handle agent behavior: safety, tool routing, delegation, verification. But behavior without context is like a senior engineer who's never seen the codebase. RepoWise fills that gap.
| What you get | How it helps your agent | |---|---| | Architecture wiki | Agent understands module boundaries before making changes | | Dependency graphs | Agent traces impact of changes across packages | | Ownership tracking | Agent knows whic