Prompt Critique: Score a Prompt and Copy the Fix

Running a bad prompt five times does not make it better. You need to see what is missing: a fuzzy task, no format, no limit on invented facts, or three jobs packed into one paragraph. Prompt Critique scores the draft, names those gaps, and gives you a rewritten version.

What the score is looking at

• Clarity: can someone else tell what “done” looks like?
• Specificity: are the real details in the prompt, or left for the model to invent?
• Format: is the output shape named — bullets, table, email, steps?
• Conflicts: lines that ask for short and exhaustive, or formal and casual, at the same time.

A rough sentence and a long polished prompt both work as input. The useful output is the rewrite, not the number. Copy that fix into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Cursor.

A short review loop

• Paste the prompt you were about to send.
• Read the weak spots before you read the rewrite. Those are the habits to stop repeating.
• Copy the fixed prompt and run it once.
• If you still do not like the answer, change the inputs (audience, facts, length). Do not add more adjectives.

Use Explain This Prompt when you want a line-by-line reading. Use critique when you want the score and a replacement. Use the Prompt Enhancer when you only have a rough ask and nothing structured yet.

• Open Prompt CritiquePaste a prompt, see the score, copy the fix.
• Prompt EnhancerStart from a rough sentence instead of a full prompt.
• Explain This PromptSee what each line is doing before you edit it.