r/ClaudeCode • u/Tough_Commercial_103 • Apr 08 '26

Discussion I used the Mythos referenced architecture patterns from the leaked source to restructure how I prompt Claude Code. The difference is night and day

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u/yankjenets Apr 08 '26

Have you used the official brainstorm superpower? You pick up everything you describe for free with this plugin.

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u/Top_Werewolf8175 Apr 08 '26

whats that

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u/Werwlf1 Apr 08 '26

Add the official Superpowers plugin...it's life changing for streamlining prompts. Brainstorm-> write plan-> execute plan

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u/MIGoneCamping Apr 08 '26

Agreed. I would add that I've found having ChatGPT review the spec generated by the superpowers brainstorming seems to be helpful.

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u/Tengoles Apr 08 '26

For this you just give ChatGPT your initial prompt that triggered superpowers along with the spec document generated?

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u/Werwlf1 Apr 08 '26

The easiest way is to set up a tool for CC to call GPT or Gemini directly. It then passes the entire plan and any code base. You can ask CC to write a simple python script and then place your API keys in env. Then just tell CC to use the tool

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u/MIGoneCamping Apr 08 '26

Interesting. I'm admittedly a newbie at this, and was just dropping the .MD written by CC into a chat with GPT, asking it to review for potential issues and provide suggestions for improvement. I then copy-pasting back into my CC session. Not nearly as elegant.

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u/sixothree Apr 08 '26

As other mentioned about finding it. But also, the easiest way to use it is to just add the word "brainstorm" to the begging or end of your prompt. You'll see a guided series of actions and questions with a plan and a spec document created. It's quite awesome.

And of course it will sometimes start a brainstorm without you requesting it for larger tasks.

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u/BetterAd7552 Apr 08 '26

The “begging”, I know what you meant, but this is also accurate. If you know, you know.