Explain This Code Like I Inherited It
You opened a file someone else wrote and need to understand it fast.
Prompt Library
Coding prompts for the parts of the job that are tedious rather than hard: turning messy data into a clean script, specifying a workflow before you build it, and reviewing your own output. Each names the language and the shape of the answer it expects.
You opened a file someone else wrote and need to understand it fast.
You have working code and no tests, and you want the cases that matter.
You need a pattern and you refuse to paste one you do not understand.
You know what you want to ask the database and not how to phrase it.
The code works, it is unreadable, and you cannot afford to break it.
You have a stack trace and the first search result is from 2014.
You are about to wire up a third-party API and want the failure list first.
Something broke and the error message is not helping.
A small functionality change without installing another plugin.
A spreadsheet or export that needs the same cleanup every time.