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If you also type the same prompt to your AI agent, the program that does work for you on the computer, almost every day, you're not alone.

What if the problem isn't the agent? One day you remember every part, the next day you forget half, and the result changes with it. A prompt you rewrite each time comes out a little different each time, and so does the work.

And the good version lives in a note or an old chat, never where you need it.

And the first thing you forget when you're in a hurry is the limits, what the agent may not do without your OK: delete, send an email or change data.

Axel Jedlitschka

It all started with an income and expenses table I wanted to build for myself in Excel. I built a few versions of it, moved to Google Sheets, and from there it kept growing.

In the job of booking sales meetings by phone, I started building systems and automations, processes that run on their own, for business owners. I built a system for business forecast analysis, and it served the marketing and sales of the company I worked at very well. The same goes for a prompt: what works is written once, and improved in one place.

Axel Jedlitschka

  • Three keystrokes

    Type a slash, two digits and what you need, and the agent gets the full prompt.

  • The same every time

    Write an instruction once, and get it exactly like that on every run, without the half you forgot.

  • Limits you don't forget

    Deleting, sending an email or changing data always wait for your OK in the chat, even when you're in a hurry.

  • Proof, not "done"

    Get what actually ran and what it returned at the end, not a bare "done".

  • Help choosing

    Ask the agent which ready instruction fits the task, and get one to three, with an example.

A pasted prompt comes out a little different each time. A command is a prompt saved in a file, one document on your computer, that runs when you type a slash and its name. It is written once and stays the same, and every command like this has four parts.

  1. A complete prompt.Each command is one file with the whole prompt: the steps, the limits, and the shape of the answer.
  2. A name and a number.The name is easy to remember, like /fix-bug, and the number is fast to type, like /16. Both run the same prompt.
  3. Limits.The review commands report and change nothing, and a risky action, like deleting, sending an email or changing data, always waits for your OK in the chat.
  4. Proof.Every command that changes or checks something ends with the commands that ran and their real output, meaning what the computer actually returned.

And when you find a way to improve a command, you improve one file, and every run after that gets the improvement.

Command kit · a kit by Axel Jedlitschka

The prompt you type almost every day, as a ready command your agent gets the same way every time.

ZIP · Skill + 25 commands

  • The script shows what it will do, and asks before writing anything
  • A file you already have with the same name goes to a timestamped backup first
  • At the end it checks its own work, and if anything is wrong, restores the previous state
  • 25 ready commands: plan, build, review, fix, document
  • A name and a number for each command: the name is easy to remember, the number fast to type
  • A skill, an instruction file the agent loads when needed, that knows every command and helps you choose
  • Cheat sheets in English, Hebrew and Spanish
  • 15 rules for a good command, and a checker for the commands you add yourself
  • How to use the same commands in Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI
  • Install with one line in the terminal, the window where you type instructions to the computer, and it asks before writing

What's in the ZIP

One ZIP file · one command to install

  • A skill for your agentInstructions your agent loads when the task comes up
  • 25 commandsEach one runs with a slash and its name
  • 1 scriptReady files your agent fills in and runs
  • One-command installAsks before it writes, and backs up any older version
  • Also for Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLIA ready-to-paste instruction file for any agent
  • PDF guide, 7 pagesIn the language you pick on the form

No cost

Command kit

What the agent gets
The full prompt, the same every time
The limits
Written into every command
How it ends
What ran, and its real output

A pasted prompt

What the agent gets
A slightly different version each time
The limits
What you forget in a hurry
How it ends
A bare "done"

25 commands, a skill that helps you choose, cheat sheets in three languages, and a 7-page guide

Price: No costNo credit card, and no part is held back for payment

Get the kit

The kit is yours right away, at no cost. You only get marketing messages if you tick the box, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Right after you leave your details, a thank-you page opens with a button to download the kit. You choose the language of the guide in the form: Hebrew, English or Spanish.

By Axel Jedlitschka

Promised

  • The full kit, at no cost, as soon as you leave your details.
  • No part is held back for payment.
  • Your details are not sold, and are not passed to anyone except the infrastructure providers that run the site.
  • A question about the kit? Send a message on Instagram to @theonlyaxelj.

Not promised

  • A result. The kit gives your agent ready commands, and the result depends on how you apply it and on your business. It's general knowledge, not personal advice.
  • That the commands do the work for you. They are the skeleton, and what you type after them is your content.

There is no purchase and no payment here, so there is nothing to cancel. You can withdraw your consent to marketing messages at any time.

How do I get the kit?

You leave your details, and a thank-you page opens right away with a button to download the kit.

Is there really no cost?

Yes. No credit card, and no part is held back for payment.

I'm not a programmer. Is this for me?

Yes. /plan-task, /research, /compare, /write-sop, /review-doc and /handoff-prompt don't touch code at all. And the install is one line in the terminal, bash install.sh, which shows what it will do and asks before writing anything.

I already have my own commands. Will this overwrite them?

No. If you have a file with the same name and different content, the script moves it to a timestamped backup first, and only then copies. And if anything in the install is wrong, it restores the previous state.

There are lists online with hundreds of commands. Why only 25?

Out of hundreds, people end up using a handful. These 25 cover the whole cycle of work, all with the same structure and the same limits.

My work is not that generic. Is this for me?

The commands are the skeleton, and what you type after them is your content. And if a command is missing, /25 builds it in a minute.

Will I get spam or phone calls?

Your details are used to send you the kit and to follow up on it. You only get marketing messages if you ticked the consent box, and you can unsubscribe at any time. You can also ask to see, correct or delete your details.

Where do I get help?

A question about the kit: send a message on Instagram to @theonlyaxelj.

You can keep looking for the good prompt in a note or an old chat, or you can type a slash, two digits and what you need.

A kit to install and a 7-page PDF guide: 25 commands, a skill that helps you choose and cheat sheets in three languages, at no cost.

Price: No costNo credit card

Get the kit

The kit is yours right away, at no cost. You only get marketing messages if you tick the box, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

The kit is ready to download as soon as you leave your details

The kit is yours right away, at no cost. You only get marketing messages if you tick the box, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

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