This CLI Rewrites Your AI Prompts — No LLM, No API, 50ms (Open Source)
I score every prompt I send to Claude Code. My average is 38 out of 100. Not because I'm bad at prompting — because I'm human. At 2am debugging an auth bug, I don't carefully structure my request. ...

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I score every prompt I send to Claude Code. My average is 38 out of 100. Not because I'm bad at prompting — because I'm human. At 2am debugging an auth bug, I don't carefully structure my request. I type "fix the auth bug" and hit enter. I built a scoring engine. Then a compression engine. They told me what was wrong but didn't fix anything. So I built the part I actually wanted: a rewrite engine that takes a lazy prompt and makes it better. No LLM. No API call. Just rules extracted from NLP papers. Before / After $ reprompt rewrite "I was wondering if you could maybe help me fix the authentication bug that seems to be kind of broken" 34 → 56 (+22) ╭─ Rewritten ────────────────────────────────────────╮ │ Help me fix the authentication bug that seems to │ │ be broken. │ ╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯ Changes ✓ Removed filler (18% shorter) ✓ Removed hedging language You should also → Add actual code snippets or error messages for context → Reference specific files