Structured interview
Questions arrive in phases, so the brief stays focused and the spec stays complete.
Answer a short interview, review the generated spec, then export rules for the tools you already use.
Exports to
Interview
5 of 8 questions answered
ProjectSpec
Phase 2 of 4 · Users
Guided interview
Answer focused questions about users, stack, and constraints. Vrompt turns the conversation into a typed ProjectSpec instead of another disposable prompt.
Goal
Typed marketplace API with reviewable agent rules
Users
Solo sellers and a single operator
Non-goals
Billing, marketplace, GitHub sync
Constraints
Core stays free of Next.js and Clerk
Canonical specification
Markdown, rules, and ZIP exports are derived from the spec. Edit the spec first. The adapters follow, so Cursor and Claude Code do not drift apart.
Review before export
Preview target files, keep what is ready, and download a ZIP. Nothing is written into a repo until you choose to export it.
Features
Every project is interviewed, validated, and reviewed before configuration is exported.
Each phase asks for the next useful detail (idea, users, stack, constraints) so the spec fills in without dumping everything into one prompt.
Phase 2 of 4 · Users
Benefits
Keep the source of truth in one place, then let adapters do the tool-specific work.
Questions arrive in phases, so the brief stays focused and the spec stays complete.
One typed document owns the project. Generated markdown is always a derived output.
{"name": "vrompt""stack": ["next", "ts"]"users": ["indie devs"]"status": "ready"}
The same ready spec produces the same files. No surprise rewrite on every export.
run #1
9f2c·a41b
run #2
9f2c·a41b
Cursor, Qoder, Claude Code, and AGENTS.md each get a format they can actually use.
You see the spec and the target files before anything leaves Vrompt.
Download only the targets you need, already namespaced under vrompt-export/.
vrompt-export/
├─ .cursor/rules/
├─ CLAUDE.md
└─ AGENTS.md
↓ vrompt-export.zipComparison
Keep the conversation useful, then lock the result into a spec your tools can share.
Starting point
Source of truth
Tool output
Consistency
Review
Targets
Free in beta
Billing and team workspaces are not part of the MVP yet. Start a project today and pick up those pieces when they land.
How it works
Interview, review, generate. The spec stays canonical the whole way.
Step 1
Start a project and answer the first questions. Vrompt records the idea before any files are generated.
Draft ideaPhase 2 of 4 · Users
Step 2
Users, stack, constraints, and rules become a validated ProjectSpec you can still edit.
Validated ProjectSpecGoal
Typed marketplace API with reviewable agent rules
Users
Solo sellers and a single operator
Non-goals
Billing, marketplace, GitHub sync
Constraints
Core stays free of Next.js and Clerk
Step 3
Choose Cursor, Qoder, Claude Code, or AGENTS.md, preview the output, then download the ZIP.
vrompt-export.zip# Marketplace API - ProjectSpec is the source of truth - Do not invent billing or GitHub sync - Keep Core free of Next.js and Clerk - Generate Cursor, Qoder, Claude Code, AGENTS.md
Product shape
Before Vrompt, project context lived in chat history and half-written READMEs. Now every idea becomes a typed spec, then rules your agents can actually follow.
VromptWhy we built Vrompt
Interview, review, generate
1
Source of truth
ProjectSpec
4
Coding-agent targets
Ready to export
3
Steps to a ZIP
Interview, review, generate
FAQs
Still have questions? Start a project and walk through the interview. The product is the shortest explanation.
Any project you would brief to Cursor, Qoder, Claude Code, or an AGENTS.md file. It is especially useful when the idea is clear enough to interview, but not yet specified.
GeneralReady when you are
See the interview, the ProjectSpec, and the generated agent files in one continuous workflow.