nodecode-prompt-enhance

Prompt Enhance: rewrite a composer draft into the prompt you meant with a saved enhancer, and keep a library of the prompts you reuse. A Nodecode rewrite of apoapostolov/hermes-agent-awesome-plugins by apoapostolov.

Get it

Tell the agent "add the prompt enhance cell", or run nodecode add nc://prompt-enhance.

Set it up

The rewrite is one chat-completions call, so the cell needs an endpoint, a model and a key. Add a section to ~/.nodecode/config.jsonc (the setup panel asks for the same fields):

"prompt-enhance": {
  "base_url": "https://api.openai.com/v1",   // any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
  "model": "gpt-5",                            // required: the model that rewrites
  "api_key_env": "OPENAI_API_KEY"             // the variable the key is read from
}

base_url and api_key_env have defaults; model does not, and until it is set the folder reports itself as needing setup. An endpoint of your own that takes no key — a local server, a gateway — still wants the variable set, to anything. The library tools need none of this: they are a JSON file under the home.

Use it

"Tighten this prompt: " — the model calls prompt_enhance with the draft and an enhancer, and the rewritten prompt comes back on its own, ready to send.
The seeded enhancers are the original's five: clarify, tighten, grammar, expand, summarize. prompt_list shows them, prompt_show reads one whole, and prompt_save keeps your own in the enhancers folder.
"Save that as a prompt called Review a diff" — prompt_save, then prompt_compose puts a saved prompt and the current draft together as one message.
/prompt lists the library from the composer; /prompt tighten shows one.

What is in it

File	What it is
`cell.lisp`	The section, the six tools, the `/prompt` command and the manual.
`library.lisp`	The prompt library: one JSON file, folders, names, bodies, and the five seeded enhancers.
`test/cell-test.lisp`	Offline tests: lifecycle, the library round trip, and the one model call over a scripted endpoint.

What the original has that this does not

The composer buttons, the spinning icon, the glyphs and the drag reorder are the Hermes desktop's; a cell offers tools and a command instead. So is the one-call model override that never writes the session — the section's model is the rewrite's model here. Everything a user kept — the enhancers, the library, the payload with the draft under Context:, and one call outside the chat — is here.

Credits

Prompt Enhance is apoapostolov's plugin, from apoapostolov/hermes-agent-awesome-plugins at commit 953732a9fb52b6fd89e73fc96d910aab63163e07, under the MIT License, Copyright (c) 2026 Apostol Apostolov. The plugin's enhancer texts, prompt library and one-shot rewrite were reimplemented in Common Lisp; NOTICE says what was rewritten and what was left out, and LICENSE is the original repository's licence file unchanged.