Say what you mean, clearly.
Reshape a rough task into a structured brief with context, constraints, steps, and acceptance criteria. Edit the result before you copy it into your coding agent.
Improve a prompt →Turn vague requests into sharper prompts. Turn agent logs into practical lessons. A lightweight coach for the way you already build software.
Start with two workflows that help you learn from your own coding-agent usage.
Reshape a rough task into a structured brief with context, constraints, steps, and acceptance criteria. Edit the result before you copy it into your coding agent.
Improve a prompt →Inspect a pasted log or JSONL file for tool activity, errors, repeated failure signals, and approximate text size. Use the findings to improve the next run.
Analyze a session →The prototype uses browser-side heuristics. It doesn't send prompts or logs to a server, and it doesn't require an API key. Don't paste secrets into any tool unless you have reviewed how it handles data.
Use the sample data first, then test it against a session you can safely share.