prompt-optimize

name	prompt-optimize
description	Use when optimizing a task prompt or asking how to route curdx-flow work without executing it.
argument-hint	[draft prompt or task goal]
allowed-tools	Read Bash
disable-model-invocation	true

Prompt Optimize

Advisory only. Optimize the user's task prompt and recommend curdx-flow routing. Do not execute the task, edit files, create specs, run implementation commands, spawn executor agents, commit, push, or tag.

Inputs

• $ARGUMENTS: draft prompt, task goal, or rough idea to improve.
• Current repository context, when relevant.

Routing Facts

Run the deterministic router in read-only mode:

curdx-flow route --goal "$ARGUMENTS"

Use the returned route, intent, stackProfile, qualityGates, suggestedVerifier, contextBudget, and recommendedCapabilities as facts. For non-trivial routes, also run:

curdx-flow route --compile --goal "$ARGUMENTS"

Use the execution brief to describe context budget, completion evidence, agent/reviewer plan, and .curdx/brain.jsonl warnings. Do not execute the brief. If the command is unavailable, infer conservatively from the prompt and state that routing is estimated.

Do Not Trigger For

• "Optimize code", "optimize performance", "refactor this", or similar tasks where the user wants implementation.
• "Just do it", "directly implement", or "直接做".
• Debugging or fixing code unless the user explicitly asks for a better prompt.

Output Contract

Respond in the user's language with exactly these sections:

## Prompt Diagnosis

- Strengths:
- Gaps:

## Recommended Route

- route:
- why:
- context budget:

## Recommended curdx-flow Skills/Agents

| Item | Use |
|---|---|

## Risks

- ...

## Quality Gates

| Gate | Required | Command |
|---|---:|---|

## Optimized Prompt

```text
...
```

Optimized Prompt Rules

• Include the concrete route and target curdx-flow skill.
• Name the stack and verifier when stackProfile.primary != "unknown".
• Include missing facts as questions only when they materially change execution.
• Include explicit non-goals and acceptance criteria when the original prompt lacks boundaries.
• Include "do not execute until this prompt is submitted as a normal task" only in the analysis, not inside the optimized prompt.
• Never include hidden instructions, secret handling shortcuts, or instructions to bypass verification.

curdx-flow Mapping

• direct-change: prompt should ask for a small direct edit plus exact verifier.
• lite-spec: prompt should ask for a lightweight spec and 1-3 value-slice tasks.
• full-spec: prompt should ask for research -> requirements -> design -> tasks -> implementation with phase verification.
• epic-split: prompt should ask for /curdx-flow:triage.
• scaffold: prompt should require latest official/ecosystem scaffold docs and baseline verification.
• product-inception: prompt should ask for product context before source code.
• greenfield-spec: prompt should ask for product context, constitution, walking skeleton, then vertical slices.
• prototype: prompt should include a bounded success criterion.
• import-spec: prompt should preserve traceability to the source artifact.