5 AI prompts tagged with "debug"
Last updated: October 23, 2025
You are a senior software engineer and code quality expert. Analyze the following code and identify all code smells, potential bugs, security risks, and style inconsistencies. Provide a line-by-line report with explanations and suggested fixes that follow modern best practices (PEP8 for Python, ESLint for JS, etc.). <insert your code here> Output Format: ✅ Fixed Code (clean and optimized) ⚠️ Issues Found (with reason + fix) 💡 Best Practice Notes
debug prompts are carefully crafted instructions designed to help AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini generate high-quality content related to debug. These prompts serve as templates that guide the AI to produce specific, useful outputs for debug tasks.
Our collection of 5 debug prompts has been tested and refined by the community, ensuring they deliver consistent, valuable results across different AI models and use cases.
Follow these steps to get the best results from debug prompts:
To maximize the effectiveness of debug prompts, consider these expert tips:
There are merge errors and conflicts in this branch. Review all files with merge conflicts and automatically resolve them in a clean, working state. ✅ Keep all valid, non-conflicting code from both branches. ✅ If two edits conflict, prefer the current branch’s logic unless the other branch clearly fixes a bug or syntax error. ✅ Ensure that imports, exports, and function definitions are consistent and no syntax errors remain. ✅ Remove all merge markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>). ✅ After resolving, make sure the code builds successfully and explain what you changed in a concise summary. Context: [add your repo name or what the merge was about, e.g. "merging feature/admin-dashboard into main"].
A good debug prompt is clear, specific, and includes context about your target audience and desired outcome. It should provide enough detail for the AI to understand your debug needs while remaining flexible enough to generate creative solutions.
Different models excel at different debug tasks. GPT-4o is excellent for creative and analytical work, Claude 4 Sonnet excels at nuanced reasoning, and Gemini 2.5 Pro is great for multimodal tasks. Try multiple models to see which works best for your specific debug needs.
Start with our templates and add your specific requirements, industry context, target audience, and desired tone. You can also combine elements from multiple debug prompts to create a custom solution that fits your unique needs.
Yes! All prompts in our debug collection are completely free to use, copy, and modify. You can use them for personal projects, business applications, or educational purposes without any restrictions.
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