Turn messy ideas into optimized AI coding prompts for Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini.
Users
10
+1 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
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#193K
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Version
1.0.2
updated 20 May 2026
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About PromptBeaver
PromptBeaver — The Claude Code Prompt Generator
*(also works with ChatGPT & Gemini)*
Reduce token usage, speed up coding sessions, and stop AI from getting lost in your repo. SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY
Hey yall,
I wanted to share a Chrome extension I’ve been building called **PromptBeaver*. Basically, it takes badly written coding prompts (run-on sentences, giant paragraphs, chaotic late-night thoughts, etc.) and turns them into clean, token-efficient prompts for Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini.
The important part: **it’s NOT an AI wrapper.**
It doesn’t replace Claude Code or another AI model — it helps you get way better results from the ones you already use.
In my comparison tests using larger coding/refactor tasks:
* raw Claude Code sessions used around **22k tokens**
* PromptBeaver optimized sessions dropped closer to **13.5k**
* averaging about **39–40% less token usage**
The funny part is PromptBeaver sometimes makes the *initial* prompt longer 😭
But the overall coding session becomes much shorter and cleaner because the AI wastes less time:
* scanning random files
* asking clarification questions
* rewriting unrelated code
* getting confused halfway through
Right now it’s especially good for:
* large refactors
* feature additions
* messy architecture prompts
* “don’t break my existing app” tasks
* chaotic coding ideas at 2am
The goal was basically:
**make AI code smarter instead of harder.**
I’d genuinely appreciate if some of yall tried it out and gave feedback. I’m also considering eventually turning it into a full website/platform, but right now I’m focused on making the extension as useful as possible.