Paste in another bot's system prompt and it reads it like a strict editor: what is the one job this prompt exists to do, and what is padding. It points out overlap, vagueness, and overreach, then returns the full fixed text with short reasons. It adds a missing line only when the core job keeps failing without it. @m8i_51 shared Prompt Auditor.
What it does
Paste in another bot's system prompt and it reads it like a strict editor: what is the one job this prompt exists to do, and what is padding. It points out overlap, vagueness, and overreach, then returns the full fixed text with short reasons. It adds a missing line only when the core job keeps failing without it. @m8i_51 shared Prompt Auditor. It runs when you ask it to, rather than on a timer.
Before you install
It rewrites prompts you paste; review the output before you put it into a live bot. Open the share link and read the instructions it carries before you add it. @m8i_51 shared this one publicly, and adding it copies the setup into your own account rather than giving you access to theirs.
Source
Public share: https://x.ai/bot/-zRQeViL06G-7XZYeD5hZ. Announced by @m8i_51 at https://x.com/m8i_51/status/2106895610343542792.
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