If you’re coding fast with tools like @cursor_ai and @lovable, your...

Every dev has 5–10 CLI commands they run all the time:
- Setup and boilerplate
- DB connections
- Local deployments
- Shell scripts
- Server reboots
Agent Prompts turn those into reusable, fill-in-the-blank workflows.
Clean. Fast. Contextual.
No more hardcoding secrets or paths.
Agent Prompts support variables like:
- Supabase password
- Output folder path
- Git branch name
- CLI flags or arguments
Just fill in the blanks and run.
Here’s one I use all the time:
“Connect me to my Supabase DB using psql. Ask for my password.”
Saved once. Reused forever.
I never have to retype a connection string or check docs again.
Over time, you build your own stack of Agent Prompts:
- Caption YouTube videos
- Deploy a static site
- Review a Git diff with AI
- Generate Mermaid diagrams
Each prompt = 1 less thing to search.
Every Agent Prompt has a shareable URL.
You can:
- Share it with your team
- Add it to client docs
- Drop it in onboarding Notion pages
No back-and-forth. Just fill and run.
I don’t want to memorize bash syntax or reuse Notion checklists.
I just want to:
- Build
- Ship
- Repeat
Agent Prompts let me create repeatable systems without ever leaving my terminal.
Warp has already curated a bunch of useful Agent Prompts for you to try out.
👉 dothings.warp.dev
Some favorites:
- Review code changes
- Clip long videos
- Connect to your DB
- Create PRs from open changes
If you’re coding with Cursor or shipping MVPs fast with Supabase:
- Add Agent Prompts to your workflow
- Reuse your commands
- Work like your terminal knows you
- This is the smart way to automate your dev flow.
Let me know if you want my full Agent Prompt pack next.

