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Why typical agent prompts fail at edge cases, and 40 structured skills I built to fix them

When using coding agents (like Cursor, Claude Code, or local terminal agents), one recurring issue is instruction drift: agents often jump to conclusions, skip edge cases, or produce messy outputs when prompts are unstructured. To solve this in my own workflow, instead of stuffing monolithic instru…

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  1. 2026-10-25 01:33 · r/ChatGPTCoding
    Why typical agent prompts fail at edge cases, and 40 structured skills I built to fix them

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