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oberprompt

MUST use before writing ANY prompt for Task tool, subagents, or agent dispatch. Use when writing prompts, system messages, agent instructions, hooks, or skills. Use when prompts produce inconsistent results, wrong outputs, or hallucinations. Use when optimizing prompts for accuracy, calibration, or efficiency. Use when debugging broken prompts. Triggers on "improve my prompt", "prompt engineering", "system prompt design", "agent instructions", "Task tool prompt", "subagent prompt", "agent dispatch", "flaky LLM outputs", "overconfident responses", "prompt not working", "hallucinating", "prompt injection defense".

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Installation

Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.

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Skill instructions

Features and purpose

MUST use before writing ANY prompt for Task tool, subagents, or agent dispatch. Use when writing prompts, system messages, agent instructions, hooks, or skills. Use when prompts produce inconsistent results, wrong outputs, or hallucinations. Use when optimizing prompts for accuracy, calibration, or efficiency. Use when debugging broken prompts. Triggers on "improve my prompt", "prompt engineering", "system prompt design", "agent instructions", "Task tool prompt", "subagent prompt", "agent dispatch", "flaky LLM outputs", "overconfident responses", "prompt not working", "hallucinating", "prompt injection defense".

Quick start

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Examples

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-02-13
Branch
main

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