Open-source developer tooling
GodPrompt turns recurring software-engineering discipline into a reusable agent workflow: classify the task, understand the codebase, plan the smallest change, execute with the right protocol, verify the evidence, then report what actually happened.
Released · MIT licensed
Architecture
The core repository contains the always-on skill, deeper protocols, verification gates and anti-pattern guidance. A combined GodPrompt.md remains available for environments that prefer one file.
The companion TypeScript server exposes the same workflow through Model Context Protocol instead of duplicating the content into a second system.
Execution model
Identify the task type and select the relevant protocol.
Read the code and dependencies before changing behavior.
Define scope, files, risks and verification before implementation.
Apply the task-specific workflow, including TDD where appropriate.
Run the checks that can actually prove the change works.
Report the change, evidence, limitations and rollback path.
Progressive disclosure
The architecture separates the compact always-on skill from deeper protocol, gate and anti-pattern references. MCP clients can request the same pieces independently, while the full combined payload is still available for environments that need a single artifact.
