Staff engineer code review
Reviews a diff the way a skeptical staff engineer would. Root causes, not style.
System prompts, code review rules, and agent instructions that ship.
15 prompts · 4 subcategories
Custom themes, block patterns, and plugin work without the WP bloat.
Component design, state, accessibility, and the stuff between Figma and prod.
APIs, data models, and code review prompts that catch real bugs.
Incident reviews, Terraform, CI/CD, and postmortems that teach.
Reviews a diff the way a skeptical staff engineer would. Root causes, not style.
Opinionated CLAUDE.md baseline covering tone, testing, and 'don't do that' rules.
A careful refactor prompt that forces behavior-preserving changes and tests first.
Scaffolds a Gutenberg block with PHP + JS, no boilerplate debt.
Reviews a React component's props like a staff frontend engineer.
Drafts an incident review that teaches instead of assigning blame.
Reviews a proposed REST or RPC endpoint before the code gets written.
Audits a component for real accessibility issues, not just axe rule violations.
Reads a terraform plan output and flags the changes that could cause an outage.
Reviews a schema migration plan and names the way it will hurt you in production.
Reads a stylesheet and names what to delete, what to consolidate, what to leave alone.
Looks at a paging alert and tells you whether to page, defer, or delete.
Designs a clean error taxonomy so clients can handle failures without guessing.
Reads a component and names the tests missing, in priority order.
Reads a Dockerfile and flags the security and footprint issues worth fixing today.
System prompts, code review rules, and agent instructions that ship. Every coding & development prompt in this section is hand-picked. Not scraped, not AI-generated, not padded with filler. If it's here, someone's used it in real work and it earned its place.
We've organized 15 prompts across 4 roles: wordpress developers, frontend engineers, backend engineers, devops & sre. Drill into the role that matches what you're doing. The tone, constraints, and examples are tuned for that specific kind of work.
Every prompt works with Claude, ChatGPT and can be pasted straight in. No agents, no plugins, no setup. If a prompt here doesn't earn its place for you, skip it. That's the point of curation.