AgentsRoom Prompt enhancer: six rough words rewritten into a clear prompt for your AI coding agent
Filmed in the real app: an agent has just run the tests of a small shop project, and the next request is typed the way it comes to mind, six words: fix the login redirect, it loops. One click on the wand under the message box rewrites them in place into a prompt with a goal, the useful context, the constraints and a definition of done. Nothing is sent to the agent: the Undo arrow puts the six words back, and one more click on the wand rewrites them again, ready to read, edit and send.
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Six words in. A real prompt out: goal, context, constraints, and when it is done. This is AgentsRoom, the desktop app where your AI coding agents work side by side.
This one just ran the tests on a small shop project and found why two of them fail. Now you want the next thing fixed, so you type what is actually in your head. Six words.
That is the prompt most of us send. No goal, no constraints, nothing about when it is done. Under the box there is a wand.
Command shift E does the same thing. Its own tooltip says it: it rewrites your request using the project's context, and nothing is sent. One click, and your six words are rewritten where you typed them.
A goal. The useful context. The constraints.
And a definition of done you can check. Nothing was sent to the agent, and nothing is lost: the arrow puts your six words back. One more click brings the whole prompt back, ready to read, to edit, and then to send.
You write the rough version. Enhance writes the prompt. It is in AgentsRoom, and the link is in the description.