Prompt Pack for Developers — 150 tested prompts

Copy-paste prompts for the work developers actually do — every card says when to use it and what you get back.

15 categories × 10 prompts: code review, refactoring, tests, debugging, docs, SQL, regex, shell, API design, performance, security, migrations, errors, onboarding, naming
Every prompt is self-contained with {{PLACEHOLDER}} tokens — paste your context and go
Each card has a When to use line and a You get line, so you pick the right one in seconds
Written for daily work, not demos: severity-ranked reviews, edge-case-first tests, hypothesis-driven debugging

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3 free production recipes from the companion Cookbook — same writing style, no payment.
Free CSV checker — runs in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Free toolbox — 15 local tools (images, PDF, text), no signup.

About paying

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The 15 categories

Code Review — review a PR like a senior: severity-ranked, concrete fixes
Refactoring — restructure without changing behavior, verification included
Test Generation — edge cases first, deterministic, maintainable
Debugging — symptoms → hypotheses → experiments
Documentation — READMEs, ADRs, runbooks engineers actually read
SQL and Data — queries, schema, zero-downtime migration, backfills
Regex — correct, explained, tested patterns
Shell and Scripting — one-liners and automation glue with dry-runs
API Design — versioning, pagination, idempotency, webhooks
Performance — measure first, then optimize with evidence
Security Review — defensive audit of your own code
Migration and Upgrades — de-risk version jumps, rollback plans
Errors and Logging — failures debuggable at 3am
Explanation and Onboarding — compress unfamiliar code fast
Naming and Ergonomics — the hardest problem, made pragmatic

What you get

150 prompt cards in markdown, organized by category — one file per category, plus a combined single file.
Works with any capable model. No tool lock-in, no subscription, no magic words.
Free sample: the LLM Ops Cookbook sample includes three production recipes that pair well with this pack.

Prompt Pack for Developers — 150 tested prompts

Free first, then decide

About paying

The 15 categories

What you get

Background reading