A leftover {{PLACEHOLDER}} in your prompt is a bug. This catches it.
A checker that reviews a system prompt's structure before it ships, including leftover {{PLACEHOLDERS}}. It checks the prompt and doesn't rewrite it. Free prompt, written to match my packs (not from any pack).
I built an open-source skill that stops AI from making every design look the same
Every AI-generated website looks the same. Centered hero. Purple gradient. Three feature cards.
The reason isn't bad taste. AI agents fill gaps in a brief with the average of their training data. If you don't define what "not average" means for your project, you get the mean.
So I built Intent Interrogator, a free skill that works across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and any agent that reads the Agent Skills standard.
It does three things:
Interrogates - asks 4 questions before writing any code:
→ What should someone feel in the first 3 seconds?
→ Who specifically is this for?
→ What's the one constraint I must respect?
→ What should this definitely not look like?
Persists - saves the brief to a .intent/ file inside your project. New chat, new week, new agent, the intent is still there.
Verifies - before declaring the work done, it compares what it built against what you asked for, and produces an Intent Receipt showing where it matched and where it drifted.
That last part is the piece I haven't seen anywhere else.
You don't need to code to use it. You just answer four questions.
THE RECEIPT turns a simple thermal receipt into an editorial fashion launch announcement.
Built with Codex and SVGator MCP, the template lets creators swap brand identities, product imagery, and copy while keeping the same animation, making it ideal for product drops, collection launches, and promotional campaigns.
I designed and built Prompt Bar, a Framer code component for the hero section of AI product sites. It’s the “What will you build today?” box that has become the front door of AI products.
The problem: Most AI landing pages show a static screenshot of their prompt box. Visitors can’t try it, so the page doesn’t feel alive and the first step into the product gets lost.
What I built: A real, working prompt box. Example prompts type themselves to show what’s possible, suggestion chips fill the box in one click, and the send button takes visitors straight into the app with their prompt already filled in.
Details
• An animated gradient border in 3 colors that glows brighter when someone clicks in
• Self-typing example prompts with a blinking cursor
• Up to 8 suggestion chips and a model picker menu
• A send button that opens your app link with ?q=prompt, plus Enter to send and Shift+Enter for a new line
• A box that grows as you type, works on phones, supports keyboard use and respects reduced motion
• Built with React and Framer Motion, with more than 25 settings in the properties panel
Building an AI product? I design and build AI landing pages, Framer websites and custom interactive components. Message me here on Contra or email asadhussainsyedi101@gmail.com.