botdocs install @botdocs/botdoc-translatorThe official skill for turning a project, chat transcript, or folder of notes into a properly-structured BotDoc draft using your LLM.
Drops the skill into Claude, Cursor, Codex, or ChatGPT — auto-detects what you have installed.
The official skill for turning what you've already built — a project, a chat transcript, or a folder of notes — into a properly-structured BotDoc your agent can build from.
Hand this to your LLM along with whatever you want to publish, and you'll get back a BotDoc draft you can paste straight into the editor at botdocs.ai/new.
| File | What it does |
|---|---|
index.md | This file — install paths and quick start. |
system-prompt.md | The raw prompt. Paste it cold into any LLM. |
examples.md | Three before/after pairs so the LLM has shots in context, and you can see what good output looks like. |
claude-skill.md | Drop-in Claude Skill (Anthropic format). Rename to SKILL.md and place under ~/.claude/skills/botdoc-translator/. |
claude-code-command.md | Drop-in Claude Code slash command. Rename to botdocify.md and place under ~/.claude/commands/. Triggers on /botdocify. |
cursor-rule.mdc | Drop-in Cursor Rule. Place under .cursor/rules/ in any project. |
chatgpt-gpt.md | Configuration recipe for publishing as a Custom GPT in the ChatGPT Store. Paste field-by-field into the GPT Builder. |
The fastest path for Claude users.
claude-skill.md from this BotDoc.SKILL.md inside ~/.claude/skills/botdoc-translator/ (or a
project-scoped <project>/.claude/skills/botdoc-translator/).If you live in the terminal.
claude-code-command.md.botdocify.md inside ~/.claude/commands/ (user-wide) or
<project>/.claude/commands/ (project-scoped)./botdocify from any Claude Code session — Claude reads your codebase
directly, no copy-paste.Cursor Rule format works in Cursor; the same file pasted into Windsurf or Zed's project rules works there too.
cursor-rule.mdc..cursor/rules/botdoc-translator.mdc at the root of any
project (or your editor's equivalent rules directory).The cleanest path for ChatGPT users — once it's published, anyone with a ChatGPT account can use the GPT directly from the GPT Store, no setup.
If a public BotDoc Translator GPT already exists, just open it and start chatting. If you want to publish your own copy (or maintain a private fork):
chatgpt-gpt.md from this BotDoc.examples.md as a knowledge file, and toggle the Web Browsing +
Code Interpreter capabilities on.system-prompt.md.botdocs clone @botdocs/botdoc-translator
cat system-prompt.md | claude -p "$(cat your-project/README.md)" \
| botdocs publish -
Found a case where the prompt fails? Open a Prompt Request on this BotDoc with the input that broke it and what you'd have expected — that's how the prompt improves.