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Pro Prompt Pack

Getting started

Pro Prompt Pack

You can read this before you buy. After checkout, unzip lilaforge-pro-prompt-pack. There is no installer and no server. The first session is one prompt with its variables filled in.

A free selection of the prompts is at prompts.lilaforge.com. The zip is the full set of files.

What you need installed

The first 15 minutes

  1. Read the short README

    Unzip and open README.md. prompts/ has one markdown file per category (vibe-coding, local-llm, marketing, agents, debugging, writing, code-review, research, gaming) plus prompts/all-prompts.json with the same prompts.

  2. Fill one prompt and paste it

    Open prompts/debugging.md, or any other category file. Replace every {{variable}} with your details, then paste the prompt into a new chat. The README says to fill them all in before you run it.

  3. Run one workflow in order

    Open workflows/feature-build.md. Run the steps in order in your chat or agent. That workflow says to keep the approval pauses. The other workflows are bug-hunt, code-quality, launch-week, pre-launch, local-rag, agent-setup, research-report, content-engine and game-content. The .json file next to each markdown file is the same steps as data. Nothing in the pack runs that JSON for you.

  4. Optional: install the slash commands

    Claude Code: copy the markdown files from commands/claude-code/ into .claude/commands/ in a repo, or into your user commands directory for every project. Cursor: copy commands/cursor/ into .cursor/commands/ and run them from chat with /. The file name is the command: plan.md is /plan. The twelve are /plan, /review, /rootcause, /tests, /security, /commit, /prdesc, /docs, /explain, /cleanup, /shipcheck and /agentsmd.

  5. On a small local model, start with the short prompts

    Use prompts/local-llm.md. The README says those prompts are short and strict because small 1B-9B models follow simple, explicit formats, and it says to use temperature 0–0.3 for extraction and classification.

Common problems

The model asks what a brace word means, or it invents a value
A {{variable}} is still in the prompt. The README says leaving one in usually makes the model ask or guess. Replace every one, including the ones inside a workflow step.
A slash command does not appear
The markdown is still inside the zip. Claude Code reads .claude/commands/. Cursor reads .cursor/commands/ and you run them from chat with /. Copy the files from commands/claude-code/ or commands/cursor/, not the parent folder alone. The command name is the file name without .md.
A small local model ignores a long prompt
Use the prompts in prompts/local-llm.md. The other categories are written for models that can hold a longer instruction. The model note at the top of each prompt says what it suits.
I edited the markdown and the JSON still has the old text
prompts/all-prompts.json is a second copy of the same prompts, for a script or a notes tool. The workflow JSON files are the same kind of copy. Editing the markdown does not rewrite the JSON.

See it running live: https://prompts.lilaforge.com

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