rp1 gives your AI coding assistant (Claude Code, OpenCode) battle-tested workflows for real development tasks. 21 slash commands backed by 18 specialized agents handle requirements, design, implementation, code review, and debuggingwithout prompt engineering.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Prem, and I built rp1 because I was tired of the same loop: try a prompt, watch my AI coding assistant go sideways, tweak it, repeat. Sound familiar?
The core insight was simple: **most prompts that work well for coding tasks follow recognizable patterns**. Requirements gathering, design thinking, implementation strategy, code reviewthese aren't mysteries. They're workflows that experienced developers already know.
So instead of reinventing these patterns every time I opened Claude Code, I packaged them into slash commands.
**What RP1 actually does:**
- `/knowledge-build` scans your codebase and creates context the AI can reference. No more "what framework are we using?" questions.
- `/feature-requirements` -> `/feature-design` -> `/feature-build` -> `/feature-verify` gives you a complete development workflow, each step building on the last.
- `/pr-visual` transforms PR diffs into Mermaid diagrams so you can actually see what changed.
- `/code-investigate` does systematic bug hunting instead of random guessing.
- And a whole lot more of QOL workflows like /pr-review, /code-comment-cleaner etc.
All of these run in a **single pass**. No agent loops that spiral into nonsense. Each command uses constitutional promptinga structured approach that keeps the AI on track without babysitting.
**Why open source?**
Developer tools earn trust through transparency. You can read every prompt, customize workflows for your team, or contribute back. Apache 2.0 license.
**Currently supports Claude Code and OpenCode**, with Cursor, Goose, and Amp in the works.
I'd genuinely love to hear:
- What dev tasks do you still struggle to get AI help with?
- What workflows would you add to rp1?
Try it out, break it, tell me what's wrong. That's how this gets better.
GitHub: https://github.com/rp1-run/rp1
Docs: https://rp1.run