Prompts for your coding agent

Copy-paste tasks for the jobs around a Mac app: the listing, the facts, the site and launch day. Paste one into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, read its plan, and say OK.

Get listed

Writes text for youWrite my MacPip listingYour agent reads the project and your site, drafts every field of a MacPip listing from real facts, and lists it after your OK.Read-onlyCheck what my app needsA read-only check of the facts people ask before they download: minimum macOS, Apple silicon or Intel, notarization and languages.Edits after your OKAdd the MacPip badgeYour agent adds the optional badge as a plain, visible link to your own MacPip page, in light and dark, where the check can see it.

Make your site clearer

Edits after your OKMake my site readable by AIYour agent adds an llms.txt and Markdown copies of your main pages, from the content you already have, and keeps them in sync with the site.Edits after your OKAdd SoftwareApplication dataYour agent adds SoftwareApplication JSON-LD to your app page, with every value taken from the visible page, and no made-up ratings.

Make the app better

Read-onlyAudit security and privacyA read-only review of secrets, entitlements, network calls, updates, stored data and permissions, with findings ranked and nothing changed.Edits after your OKMake my app accessibleYour agent finds VoiceOver, keyboard and display-setting gaps, ranks them, and fixes them in small batches you test.Edits after your OKGet ready for the next macOSYour agent lists warnings and deprecations, reads Apple's real release notes, and writes a test plan for the next macOS. It fixes nothing until you say so.

Ship it

Writes text for youWrite release notesYour agent reads what changed since the last release and writes short, plain notes for Sparkle, the App Store and your site, with nothing added.Writes text for youPrepare my launch dayYour agent checks the build, download and page, then gives you a dated plan and drafts for the places you pick. It posts nothing.

Every prompt here

Shows a plan firstand waits for your OK before it touches a file.
Uses real facts onlyfrom your code, your site or your answers. Not found means it asks.
Keeps MacPip outof your project and site. Only the badge prompt adds a MacPip link.
Says what it changedfile by file, and what it could not check.

How to use one

Open your project in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or another agent that can read your files.
Paste the prompt, or give it the one line, if your agent can open links.
Read its plan. Say OK, change it, or stop. Nothing happens before you answer.

Questions

Which agents do these work with?

Any coding agent that can read your project: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and others like them. Chat apps without file access can still use the writing prompts if you paste in your README and site text.

What is the one line for?

Some agents can open a web address. Give them the one line and they read the full task from its Markdown copy, so you paste less.

Will a prompt change my code without asking?

No. Every prompt tells the agent to show a plan and wait for your OK. The read-only ones change nothing at all. Still, use version control and read the diff.

Why do they keep MacPip out of my project?

Because the prompts are for your app, not for us. Only the badge prompt adds a MacPip link, and only because you asked for it. Your listing's followed link is the same either way.

Are they free to use and change?

Yes. Copy them, change them, share them. A link back to the page is nice, and not required.

For an agent that only reads, the MacPip MCP server searches Mac apps. To list an app through your agent, get your private link on Your apps.