Releases: PhAlves23/prompt-engineering-skill
Release list
v1.1.0
The first community release — thanks to everyone who contributed.
Added
- Cline adapter (
.clinerules/). (#4, @saurabhhhcodes) - Roleplay / persona worked example. (#3, @saurabhhhcodes)
- Repository banner with the Prompt Cause brand (+ editable source).
- Single-source adapter generation (
adapters/_core.md+scripts/build-adapters.sh) with a CI drift check. commitlintCI enforcing Conventional Commits on every PR.CITATION.cff,.github/CODEOWNERS, structured YAML issue forms.SECURITY.md,docs/DEVELOPMENT.md, and launch announcement templates.
Changed
- Professional documentation pass (README badges/TOC/before-after demo, beginner-friendly CONTRIBUTING).
- Commit history normalized to Conventional Commits.
Contributors
- @saurabhhhcodes — first external contributor (#3, #4)
Install / upgrade
Plugin users: /plugin update prompt-engineering. curl users: re-run the installer.
Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0
v1.0.0 — Prompt Engineering skill
First public release of the Prompt Engineering skill for Claude Code, plus adapters for other AI coding tools.
What it does
Turns a raw draft into a production-grade prompt — returns a rewritten prompt + a short changelog of what changed and why, calibrated to your task type and target model (Claude 4.x, OpenAI GPT/reasoning, Gemini).
Highlights
- Canonical prompt structure, technique selection by task type, and the full taxonomy of 58 techniques from The Prompt Report plus vendor/post-2024 extras.
- 7 worked examples (classification, coding, extraction, research, agentic, long-context, already-good prompt).
- Quality checklist + evaluation guide (A/B testing the rewrite), prompt security, and automatic-optimization references.
Install (Claude Code)
One-liner:
```bash
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PhAlves23/prompt-engineering-skill/main/install.sh | bash
```
Plugin:
```
/plugin marketplace add PhAlves23/prompt-engineering-skill
/plugin install prompt-engineering
```
Other tools
Adapters for Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, and OpenAI Codex are in `adapters/`.
License: MIT.