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๐Ÿ” Split the work, keep only what passes

Splits a big job across several AI helpers working side by side, checks each one's work, and keeps only the work that passes.

Use it when: You have a big, repetitive job (like updating many files) that can be split into pieces that don't touch each other.

๐Ÿ›‘ Stops when: Every piece has passed its check and been kept, or failed twice and been set aside for you.

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Here is the big job: [job]. First, write a plan as a list of small pieces that don't touch the same files, and a check for each piece (for example: tests pass, file builds). Show me the plan and wait for my OK. Then give each piece to a separate helper working in its own copy of the project. When a helper finishes, run its check. If it passes, keep it. If it fails, let that helper try [1] more time, then set it aside. Never let a helper change the checks. Use at most [number] helpers and [budget or time] total. Stop when every piece is kept or set aside. Show me one combined list of changes, plus the pieces that failed and why.

Review every change the agent makes before you keep it. Set a budget or round limit โ€” the prompt includes one.

Found on X ยท by @TheAhmadOsman. Prompt rewritten in plain English by FixKit AI.

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