Spec Linter Lite
Drop a spec → see exactly what an AI would do with it. 3-layer validator: format, autotest, rubric.
Lint a specSimulator
Paste any prompt — get the upgraded version with 5 best-practice rules applied.
Free · 12 runs/hour · no email needed
You type 'write me a tweet' and get a fortune cookie. So you add a sentence, run it again, add another, run it again — four tries deep across three chat tabs and it's still generic. The model isn't broken. Your prompt is starving: no audience, no format, no constraints, no example. You feel it's wrong but you can't name the missing piece, so you keep gambling.
After completing this
You stop gambling and start diagnosing. Paste a weak prompt and the before/after shows you, in one glance, exactly which of the five rules was missing — and what the fixed version looks like. After a few rounds you write the upgraded prompt the first time, because you've seen the diff enough that the rules became reflex.
You don't read about the five rules — you paste your own real prompt and immediately see what's wrong with it and how to fix it.
You see the upgraded version and the diff first. The explanation of which rule kicked in comes after — which is why it sticks.
Once prompts click, you move to whole specs in Spec Linter Lite, then into the paid 'Agent for Human' track where prompts become a working colleague.
Stop re-rolling the same ask. Paste once, get the upgraded prompt with format, audience, and constraints made explicit — and skip the next four tries.
Ship a prompt your bot won't embarrass you with. The diff doubles as documentation you can hand to a teammate without a Slack thread.
Treat the prompt like an API contract. You'll see the missing parameters spelled out instead of guessing at why the output drifts.
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Drop the prompt in — get back the same intent with format, audience, voice, and constraints made explicit. No theory, just the upgraded version.
The before/after view doubles as documentation. Ship the upgraded one and skip the Slack thread about why it has five sections.
The upgrade applies model-agnostic structure so the same payload behaves the same way across providers — or fails loudly on the one that can't.
Built on the same five rules every spec on FolderAI gets linted against.
Drop a spec → see exactly what an AI would do with it. 3-layer validator: format, autotest, rubric.
Lint a spec7-day course: hire your AI. From SOUL.md to a real working colleague — with daily exercises auto-graded by FolderAI.
Try Lite freeYes, fully. Paste as many prompts as you want — no card, no signup.
No. Open it, paste a prompt, get the upgraded version. There's no payment form anywhere.
One pass is seconds. To turn the five rules into reflex, 10-15 minutes on your own real prompts is enough.
Once you upgrade prompts on autopilot, there's a direct bridge to Spec Linter Lite — same discipline applied to whole specs — and on into the paid 'Agent for Human' track.
Yes. The upgrade is model-agnostic structure, so the same prompt behaves the same across providers — or fails loudly on the one that can't.
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