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15‑Minute Coding Companion

In 15–25 minutes, move from a blank page to a runnable, tested code slice with a clear debug log, an integration snippet, and a small, versioned package ready to reuse. Every step outputs a named artifact so you can ship confidently and maintain it later.

  • 14 steps
  • Instant delivery
  • ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini

Try step 1 free.

Copy this into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, fill in the [BRACKETS] and see what you get. No sign-up. The other 13 steps, examples and checklist unlock after purchase.

Setup: Problem Snapshot

Provide: [PROBLEM STATEMENT], [USER STORY OR JOB TO BE DONE], [INPUT EXAMPLES], [OUTPUT EXPECTATIONS], [NON-GOALS], [TIME BUDGET (MINUTES)], [TOOLS/ENV SUMMARY (IF KNOWN)].
Act as a delivery lead and distil the brief into a single, shippable problem snapshot that a coder can act on immediately.
Work through it like this:
1) Parse the [PROBLEM STATEMENT] and [USER STORY] to identify the core transformation from inputs to outputs and the smallest viable slice to deliver within [TIME BUDGET].
2) Extract concrete success signals from [OUTPUT EXPECTATIONS] and translate them into one measurable outcome.
3) Note any explicit exclusions from [NON-GOALS] that keep scope tight.
4) If [INPUT EXAMPLES] are given, infer expected formats and minimal validation; if not, call out what an example must include.
5) Identify one risky assumption that could block delivery and the quickest validation step.
Give me the output as:
Artifact: Problem Snapshot — one paragraph (4–6 sentences) that states the user, the exact input-to-output transformation, the constraints relevant to a 15–25 minute build, the single measurable success outcome, the primary assumption to validate, and the immediate next action.
Quality bar: A competent dev can start planning tests without asking what the component does or how success is measured.
If information is missing, write MISSING within the paragraph for that element and pose one precise question to resolve it.

What's inside.

A system prompt, then 14 steps you run in order, plus instructions, worked examples, fix-it prompts and a quality checklist. Full prompts unlock straight after payment.

  1. 01Setup: Problem Snapshot
  2. 02Setup: Context & Environment Capture
  3. 03Setup: Constraints & Acceptance Criteria
  4. 04Setup: Risk & Scope Check
  5. 05Plan & Spec: Interface & Data Contracts
  6. 06Plan & Spec: Test-First Plan
  7. 07Plan & Spec: Example Fixtures & Edge Cases
  8. 08Build & Test: Code Draft
  9. 09Build & Test: Local Run & Debug Log
  10. 10Build & Test: Test Implementation & Results
  11. 11Review & Integrate: Code Review Checklist & Refactor Notes
  12. 12Review & Integrate: Integration Snippet & Usage Guide
  13. 13Ship & Maintain: Versioning & Packaging
  14. 14Ship & Maintain: Maintenance Plan & Reuse Patterns

The details.

WHO IT'S FOR

Students, solo builders, and professionals who need small, working code pieces fast without getting stuck.

WHAT YOU'LL MAKE

  • Problem Snapshot paragraph
  • Context & Constraints dossier
  • Test plan with interfaces and fixtures
  • Runnable code draft
  • Debug log and test results
  • Integration snippet and versioned package

HOW IT WORKS

For the fastest win, complete Steps 1, 3, 6, 8, 10, and 12 to get from a snapshot to a runnable, test-verified draft with an integration snippet. If anything blocks you at a step, return to the previous step’s artifact and tighten it before proceeding.

14 steps, each building on the last: Setup: Problem Snapshot → Setup: Context & Environment Capture → Setup: Constraints & Acceptance Criteria → Setup: Risk & Scope Check → Plan & Spec: Interface & Data Contracts → Plan & Spec: Test-First Plan → Plan & Spec: Example Fixtures & Edge Cases → Build & Test: Code Draft → Build & Test: Local Run & Debug Log → Build & Test: Test Implementation & Results → Review & Integrate: Code Review Checklist & Refactor Notes → Review & Integrate: Integration Snippet & Usage Guide → Ship & Maintain: Versioning & Packaging → Ship & Maintain: Maintenance Plan & Reuse Patterns. Includes two worked examples, fix-it prompts and a quality checklist.

WHAT IT WON'T DO

This kit won’t design complex system architectures, perform security reviews, or replace human code review for high-risk domains—consult a professional for those cases.

DELIVERY

Instant email with your guided kit page and a downloadable file. Works with ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini (free or paid), including on your phone.

This is a prompt toolkit you run yourself, not software or professional advice.

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