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      Enables decomposing raw prompts into structured typed blocks, compiling them into Claude-optimized XML prompts, and listing all available block types directly inside Claude Code.
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      Enables decomposing raw prompts into typed structured blocks and recompiling them into Claude-optimized XML prompts, with a tool for listing available block types, all callable directly from Claude Code conversations.
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      Enables users to decompose raw prompts into structured typed blocks, edit or craft block JSON, and compile them into Claude-optimized XML prompts directly within Claude Code. It also exposes the available block types and recommended ordering for prompt construction.
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      Enables turning raw prompts into structured, typed blocks and recompiling them into Claude-optimized XML prompts directly inside Claude Code conversations. Exposes prompt decomposition, block listing with recommended ordering, and final XML compilation as callable tools, with no browser or copy-paste required.
      MIT
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      Enables breaking raw prompts into structured, typed blocks and recompiling them into Claude-optimized machine-readable XML, with tools for decomposing prompts, compiling block JSON, and listing block types directly inside Claude Code.
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      Enables Claude Code users to decompose raw prompts into typed structured blocks, compile those blocks into Claude-optimized XML prompts with token estimates, and list all available block types and their canonical ordering — all directly inside a conversation without a browser or copy-paste.
      MIT