TPEE is a Windows desktop editor that structures every prompt into 12 proven sections, scores its quality from 0 to 100, and exports to 23 IDE profiles. It runs 100% offline — your prompts never leave your machine.
100% offline · No telemetry · Windows 10/11 · Build 183
Real, unretouched screens of the app — the product is the proof.
Every screen is a real 1080×2340 capture — browse all seven categories in the full gallery.
Everything in TPEE exists to answer one question: is this prompt ready? The score tells you. The sections show you why.
The Use Prompt Enhancing Workflow button turns prompt writing into a guided conversation: TPEE wraps your prompt between a Pre-Prompt and a Post-Prompt, you paste the bundle into any LLM chat, and the model helps you improve the prompt before you ever use it. How it works ↓
Prominent featurePersona, Instructions, Context, Technical Specs, Format, Audience, Tone, Data, Examples, Graphics, MCP Servers, Agents — twelve sections, each with a GREEN/YELLOW/RED readiness indicator, rolled into a 0–100 quality score.
150 model profiles across 14 providers, with pricing, context windows, and API character limits — so the prompt you write fits the model you'll actually run.
Format once, export anywhere: 23 IDE profiles including Cursor, VS Code variants, Claude Code, Kiro, and Windsurf.
A local prompt library with version history and automatic backups keeps every draft safe on your machine.
PRD Innovator turns rough ideas into structured requirements.
Claude Team Designer and the Team Management suite organize multi-agent work.
80 lessons and 240 quiz questions, built in. TPEE doesn't just hold your prompts — it teaches the craft.
A catalogue of development boards with photos, for prompt engineers who also push bits.
High-contrast, color-blind-support, and low-vision themes make the editor usable by everyone on the team.
Don't just write a prompt — have a conversation with the LLM about it first. One button in the top panel guides you through five steps, and everything happens with local files and your clipboard. TPEE never contacts an LLM; you drive the conversation.
Pre-Prompt + Your Prompt + Post-Prompt → clipboard → LLM chat → TPEE_Pmt_0001_Enhanced.txt100% local: marker lines frame your prompt like delimiters in a serial protocol, companion files live next to your prompt, and the only transport is your clipboard. No network, no account, no middleman.
Built for individuals, students, job seekers, and teams.
The full editor, scoring, and IDE export on your own machine — no account required to write.
Full app, 12 months of updates. Apply from the pricing section — we review applications ourselves.
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$0 · application-approvedThe Business plan covers up to 5 named users, with the Team Management suite built in.
A development-board catalogue with photos, for engineers who also push bits.
80 lessons and 240 quiz questions, built in. TPEE doesn't just hold your prompts — it teaches the craft.
80 lessons · 240 quiz questions · included in every plan
Free for students and job seekers. Fair for everyone else.
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$49 one-time
$99 one-time
$299 one-time
Accepted beta testers get 50% off any paid plan with code BETA50 — see the beta program.
Straight answers, no fine print.
Yes — the app makes no network calls at runtime. No telemetry, no account needed to write prompts. Verify with your firewall; we encourage it. (The website and Stripe checkout are online, obviously.)
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Students and job seekers get TPEE free, application-approved. Apply from the pricing section — we review applications ourselves and reply by email.
Each of the 12 prompt sections is checked for completeness and internal consistency, shown as GREEN/YELLOW/RED, and rolled into a 0–100 score. It won't write the prompt for you — it tells you when you've done the work.
23 profiles, including Cursor, VS Code and its variants, Claude Code, Kiro, and Windsurf — plus a general formatter if your tool isn't listed.
150 model profiles across 14 providers, with pricing, context windows, and API character limits. TPEE doesn't call these models for you — it helps you write prompts that fit them.
Both. Same app, same build: MSI for a normal Windows install, ZIP for run-from-anywhere (no admin rights needed).
Windows 10 and 11 only, for now. It's a native Rust/egui app, and we'd rather support one platform properly than three poorly.
Accepted beta testers get 50% off any paid plan (code BETA50) in exchange for short monthly feedback. Details and application: beta program.
14 days from first purchase, no questions asked — email support and we refund through Stripe. Details: refund policy.
TPEE makes zero network calls at runtime. No MCP connections, no analytics, no phone-home. You can verify that with your own firewall — we encourage it.