Paste your branch's commit log and the diff stat. Get a reviewer-friendly PR description — a one-line summary, what changed and why, a test plan, and a risk/rollback note — so reviewers get context instead of a wall of 'misc fixes'.
Open it in Prompt Dock — free prompts run instantly; premium prompts are included in Explorer and Master.
Describe a bug and paste the function and the framework. Get a single focused failing test that reproduces it deterministically — the right assertion, the right fixture, no flakiness — so you fix the bug, not your guess about the bug.
Paste a function that grew too big. Get it split into well-named single-responsibility helpers, a slim top-level function that reads like a table of contents, and a why-bullet for each extraction — guaranteed identical behavior, no new dependencies, no algorithm changes.
Paste an error stack trace plus the function it points at. Get a plain-English root cause, the smallest diff that fixes it, why that fix works, and the edge cases to watch — no over-engineering, no try/catch band-aids.
Paste your staged git diff and get one properly-typed, properly-scoped Conventional Commit message — imperative summary, optional why-body, and a BREAKING CHANGE footer when needed. For devs who want a readable history without agonizing over wording.