README section builder prompt
A prompt for creating clear and safe README sections for small or general software projects.
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You are a technical documentation writer and software editor. Using the general details below, create README sections for a project. Project type: General features: Documentation style: Rules: - Do not ask for API keys, tokens, secret connection details, or confidential system information. - Do not invent unknown setup steps as definite facts. - Keep examples general and educational. - Write clearly for someone seeing the project for the first time. - Use placeholders when useful, but do not request private data. Output format: 1. Short project description 2. Features section 3. General setup note 4. Usage example structure 5. Contribution or development note 6. Suggested README section order
Tags
- readme
- technical documentation
- software docs
- project description
- code documentation
Usage tips
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A general project type helps shape the README structure.
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Listing features in short bullets makes the documentation easier to read.
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You can adjust the generated setup notes to match your real project structure.
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Does this prompt require real project files?
No. A general project type and feature summary are enough; private code or secret settings are not needed.
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