Example Prompts for Your AI Coding Agent
Stacknaut is built for AI-assisted development. Copy these prompts into Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or any coding agent to build features fast.
Workflow Prompts
Stacknaut includes pre-built skills that turn short prompts into multi-step workflows. Type these and your agent handles the rest.
Hand off and walk away
You've been building a feature and it's mostly done. Say this and the agent reviews your changes, fixes issues, commits, deploys, and submits new URLs to Google -- all automatically.
take over
Spec out a feature before building
Instead of jumping into code, have the agent interview you about requirements, UX, edge cases, and tradeoffs first. It writes a detailed spec file you can review before implementation starts.
build a spec for a team collaboration feature with shared projects and role-based permissions
Fix everything that's wrong
You've made a bunch of changes and want a sanity check. The agent reviews all uncommitted code, fixes what it finds, then reviews again -- repeating until everything passes cleanly.
review+fix
Get a code review
Before committing, have the agent review all your uncommitted changes without touching anything. Catches issues you might have missed.
review dirty
Commit with a good message
The agent looks at what changed, writes a succinct commit message following your project conventions, and commits atomically.
commit succinctly
Retrospective on your changes
After finishing a task, the agent reflects deeply on what was built and what it would do differently next time.
improve AGENTS.md
Feature Prompts
Copy these into your coding agent to build features on top of Stacknaut.
Add a new database table and API endpoint
Create a feature from schema to API in one shot.
Add a "projects" feature. Create a Drizzle table projects.ts with columns: id (serial primary key), userID (integer, references users.id), name (varchar), description (varchar), createdAt (timestamp). Add CRUD endpoints in the backend following the widgetRoutes.ts pattern.
Build a new frontend page with API integration
Scaffold a Vue page that fetches data and handles loading states.
Create a /projects page that lists the current user's projects. Include loading and empty states. Add a "New Project" button that opens a dialog with a form (name + description fields) and POSTs to /projects.
Add multiple Stripe subscription plans
Extend the existing Stripe billing to support tiered pricing with a monthly/annual toggle.
Extend the existing pricing page to support two plans: Starter ($9/mo or $90/yr) and Pro ($29/mo or $290/yr). Add a monthly/annual toggle. Each plan card should list features and have a "Subscribe" button. Support both light and dark themes.
Add a settings page with profile editing
Create an account settings page with form validation.
Create a /settings page with a form to update the user's display name and email. Show success/error toast notifications. Support both light and dark themes.
Deploy to Hetzner from scratch
Provision infrastructure and deploy the full stack with two commands.
Walk me through deploying to a fresh Hetzner server. I need to: 1) Set up my Hetzner API token and SSH key, 2) Run Terraform to provision the server, 3) Configure my .env files, 4) Set up Kamal secrets, 5) Run my first deployment. I already have a Hetzner account and a domain name.
Add a new transactional email
Create and send a branded email using the existing email system.
Add a "project invitation" email using the sendEmail function in backend/src/lib/email.ts. The email should include: the inviter's name, the project name, and an accept link. Add a POST /projects/:id/invite endpoint that accepts an email address, creates a pending invitation record, and sends the email.
Add an admin dashboard
Build a protected admin area with user and revenue metrics.
Add an /admin route only accessible to admin users. Add an isAdmin boolean column to the users schema and generate the migration. Create a verifyAdminPreHandler middleware similar to verifyJWTTokenPreHandler. Add backend endpoints under /admin/* for: total users count, new users this week, and recent signups. Create a frontend dashboard page for these metrics.
Add a public API with key authentication
Create API key management and a public-facing API endpoint.
Add API key authentication to the api/ service. Create a schema for api_keys with columns: id, userID (references users), key, name, createdAt, lastUsedAt, revokedAt. Add backend endpoints for managing keys: POST /account/api-keys, GET /account/api-keys, DELETE /account/api-keys/:id. In the API service, add middleware that validates the Bearer token against api_keys. Add a frontend UI on the account page for managing keys with copy-to-clipboard.
These prompts work because Stacknaut includes a comprehensive AGENTS.md that gives your coding agent full context about the project structure, conventions, and patterns.
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