Agent Systems & LLM Workflows

Agent Prompt & Tool Spec Designer

Designs a complete system prompt and tool specification for an LLM agent from a description of what the agent should do.

Last updated Jul 11, 2026
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TL;DR

Agent Prompt & Tool Spec Designer is a free AI skill for agent systems & llm workflows. Designs a complete system prompt and tool specification for an LLM agent from a description of what the agent should do. It works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and is ready to use out of the box.

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About this skill

Agent Prompt & Tool Spec Designer takes a description of an agent's intended job — what it should do, what tools it needs, and what it should never do — and produces a complete, structured system prompt plus a tool specification (name, description, parameters) for each tool the agent needs. It applies prompt engineering best practices like clear role definition, explicit boundaries, and step-by-step reasoning guidance, formatted so it can be dropped directly into an agent framework or API call. Built for developers building LLM agents who want a solid first draft instead of starting from a blank system prompt.

What it does

Given a description of an agent's purpose, available capabilities, and constraints, the skill outputs a complete system prompt (role, instructions, boundaries, output format) and a tool specification block (name, description, parameters with types) for each tool the agent would need to call, ready to use with the Anthropic API or similar agent frameworks.

What is included

  • Structured system prompt template (role, instructions, boundaries, output format)
  • Tool specification generator with typed parameters
  • Explicit constraint/guardrail drafting
  • Guidance on step-by-step reasoning instructions for the agent
  • Format compatible with Anthropic API and common agent frameworks

How to use it

1. Download the SKILL.md file
2. Upload it into a new Claude conversation
3. Describe the agent's purpose, needed capabilities, and any constraints
4. Receive a complete system prompt and tool specification block

Examples

Example input
I'm building an agent that answers customer questions about order status by looking up orders in our database. It should never make changes to orders, only look things up.
Example output
SYSTEM PROMPT
You are an order status assistant. Your only job is to answer customer questions about the status of their existing orders by looking up order information. You must never modify, cancel, or create orders under any circumstances — you are read-only. If a customer asks to make a change, tell them you can look up information but cannot make changes, and direct them to support@company.com for changes.

When a customer asks about an order, look it up using the lookup_order tool before answering. Never guess or assume an order's status without checking.

TOOL SPECIFICATION
Name: lookup_order
Description: Retrieves the current status, items, and shipping info for a given order ID.
Parameters:
- order_id (string, required): The order ID to look up
- customer_email (string, optional): Used to verify the requester owns the order

FAQ

What is this skill for?
It generates a complete system prompt and tool specification for an LLM agent from a description of the agent's purpose, capabilities, and constraints.
How do I install it?
Download the SKILL.md, upload it to a Claude conversation, then describe your agent's purpose, needed tools, and any constraints.
Is the output compatible with the Anthropic API tool use format?
Yes — the tool specification block follows a name/description/typed-parameters structure that maps directly to the Anthropic API and most agent frameworks' tool definitions.
What if I don't know exactly what tools my agent needs yet?
Describe the agent's job in plain language and the skill will infer a reasonable set of tools it would need, which you can then refine.
How is this different from just asking Claude to 'write a system prompt'?
It consistently produces both the system prompt AND matched tool specifications together, with explicit boundaries/guardrails included by default, rather than an unstructured prompt draft.
Does it write the actual code that implements the tools?
No — it produces the prompt and tool specification (interface), not the backend implementation. Pair it with a coding-focused skill or your own implementation for the tool logic itself.

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