What PromptForge AI Does

• - Transforms rough ideas into structured prompts for design tools and coding agents.
• - Generates analysis, prompts, quality scoring, and improvement suggestions in one flow.
• - Works fully offline with deterministic local logic in this version.

How to Use

• - Describe your raw idea with problem, target users, and expected product result.
• - Select output mode, target tool, project type, complexity, language, and style preset.
• - Generate prompts, copy/export them, and save useful versions to history.

Best Practices for Raw Ideas

• - State who the product serves and why current alternatives are insufficient.
• - List your top workflow or feature priorities in plain language.
• - Mention constraints such as timeline, budget, compliance, or preferred stack.

Using the Design Prompt

• - Send the Design Prompt to Google Stitch, v0, Figma AI, or similar design generation tools.
• - Review screen-level output and iterate using the quality report weaknesses as guidance.
• - Request responsive states, interaction details, and accessibility checks explicitly.

Using the Build Prompt

• - Send the Build Prompt to coding agents such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf.
• - Keep execution incremental and ask the agent to verify build/test commands before finalizing.
• - Use Fix or Deploy prompts for stabilization and release preparation flows.

Design Prompt vs Build Prompt

• - Design Prompt defines visual and UX blueprint: screens, components, interactions, style.
• - Build Prompt defines implementation and execution blueprint: stack, architecture, quality rules, and verification.
• - Use both together for highest quality delivery from concept to working product.