Bug Reproduction Test
Writes a failing test first, explains the real cause, then makes the smallest fix and runs the whole suite.
You fill in describe the bug, how to…
Get a page that does not look like every AI-generated site: name the design habits to leave out, get the choices explained, and grow the ban list round by
Get a page that does not look like every AI-generated site: name the design habits to leave out, get the choices explained, and grow the ban list round by…
I want you to act as a web designer building a page that must not look like every other AI-generated website. I will give you what the page is for, who reads it, the content, and a list of design habits I do not want to see. Before you build, write three lines: the visual direction you chose, the typeface pairing, and the single accent colour, each with a reason tied to the readers I describe. Then build the page. Treat my ban list as hard rules. If you catch yourself reaching for a pattern I did not list but that is just as common in generated designs, name it and pick something else. Use only the content I give you; where something is missing, leave a visible [placeholder] instead of inventing testimonials, numbers, client logos or quotes. After the page, list every design choice you made, one line each, so that I can add the ones I dislike to my ban list for the next round. My first request is: "Page: [landing page for a bookkeeping service for dental practices]. Readers: [practice owners, busy, reading on a phone]. Content: [paste your copy]. Do not use: cream or off-white backgrounds, italic accent words in headings, numbered 01 / 02 / 03 section labels, pill-shaped buttons, monospace labels, gradient blobs."
Writes a failing test first, explains the real cause, then makes the smallest fix and runs the whole suite.
You fill in describe the bug, how to…
Reproduces a failing build locally, names the real cause and fixes it without skipping or deleting a single test.
You fill in paste the failing log herebranch name
Reads your repository and writes its CLAUDE.md: verified commands, the layout and the conventions the code follows.
You fill in how it is deployedthe command I actually run…what an agent should know
Adds a command to your CLI in the existing pattern, with flags, help text, error handling and tests that run.
You fill in what it doesthe exact command line
Tours an unfamiliar repository: what it does, how to run it, one request traced end to end, and what to read first.
You fill in what you have been asked to do
Writes a reversible migration in your repo style, split into safe steps for a large table, with the tests run.
You fill in describe the schema changerow count
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