dsh-prompt-for-me

Writing a good coding-agent prompt is a design task, not a casual chat. You need the model to understand the problem you are solving, what the project already contains, which file or module is the right next target, and which constraints must stay untouched. dsh-prompt-for-me moves that design work right next to the Harness composer, eliminating the repetitive cycle of manually gathering context and then drafting instructions.\n\nClick the button: if the composer holds a draft, it reads the project's bounded context (workspace, file tree, key manifests, recent git status and diff) and honestly optimizes your prompt, preserving your original intent without drifting into unrelated territory. If the composer is empty and a project is open, it designs a complete prompt for the next high-value engineering step. Results stream into the editor; a second click aborts and restores the original draft, while Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y let you walk through generated history. You always decide when to send.\n\nBuilt for engineers who drive day-to-day development through coding agents in DeepSeek Harness and want to turn a rough idea into an executable instruction in one step. It never auto-sends, never overrides your judgment, and simply gets the context and design work ready when you need it.