linkerlin/PUAX
用来驯服AI Agent的效果绝佳的多角色 Prompt!
What it solves
PUAX addresses the problem of AI agents hitting performance bottlenecks or getting stuck in loops. It provides a system of roles, methodologies, and behavioral protocols to push agents from simply providing a correct analysis to actually completing and delivering verified tasks.
How it works
PUAX operates as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates with AI agents (like those in Cursor or Claude Code). It uses a combination of trigger detection (regex and semantic analysis) to recommend specific roles or behavioral constraints. It implements a "behavioral effectiveness loop" that forces agents to perform diagnosis before action, pass confidence gates, and switch methodologies if they fail. It also manages "pressure levels" (L0-L4) that escalate when an agent fails repeatedly and decrease upon a breakthrough.
Who it’s for
It is designed for developers and users of AI agents who want to increase the reliability and output quality of their autonomous coding or task-execution agents.
Highlights
- Behavioral Loop: Includes tools for diagnosis verification, confidence gating, and independent completion verification to prevent self-evaluation bias.
- Role Library: Comes with 50 built-in incentive roles and 11 "corporate flavors" (behavioral constraints based on company styles) to drive different agent behaviors.
- Pressure Management: A hook system that tracks session state and escalates pressure levels based on success or failure.
- Extensible Integration: Supports MCP for direct tool use and native hooks for host-forced interventions, with export options for Cursor and Claude Code.
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