promptpilot (v2) is in beta mode 🚀 (pprompt.dev)

joshthedevguy — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 03:31:41 +0000

adding instruction files to your repositories is one of the best ways to increase the consistency and quality of the code generated by tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Windsurf.

promptpilot can now connect directly to your Github account, analyze your teams repositories and automatically create PRs with the base configuration files (copilot-instructions.md, Claude.md, Gemini.md, and Agents.md).

promptpilot is free to use, but I’d love if you could share your experience with AI development and the best practices to integrating it in your SDLC.

it’s still in beta, but I need your feedback now!

take a peak at: pprompt.dev

I built a tool to stop writing custom copilot configs from scratch

joshthedevguy — Sat, 25 Oct 2025 22:53:23 +0000

Setting up .copilot-instructions was friction. I've built enough products with copilot in the security space to know this shouldn't be painful.

What it does
Fill out a form about your repo, get a ready-to-use .copilot-instructions file. Drop it in your project and Copilot follows your conventions.

Why
Your team gets consistent AI suggestions that actually match how you code.

Check it out
promptpilot is free.

It's early but works. Still exploring stuff like pulling from existing ESLint configs, reusing configs from other projects, maybe saving them.

What would actually be useful? Drop a comment.

Forem: joshthedevguy

promptpilot (v2) is in beta mode 🚀 (pprompt.dev)

I built a tool to stop writing custom copilot configs from scratch