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rageprompt

github.com/agnostaiOther057 installsUpdated 15w ago
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About rageprompt

Rageprompt is an agent skill that scans local coding-agent histories to select and score a user's most frustrated prompt. It can submit the winning prompt and score metadata to a public leaderboard; full logs and other prompts are not uploaded.

Key features

  1. 01Collects local agent history
  2. 02Scores frustration in user prompts
  3. 03Compares histories across listed coding tools
  4. 04Submits the winning prompt and score metadata
  5. 05Supports public leaderboard sharing

Use cases

  1. 01Finding an angriest prompt from agent history
  2. 02Comparing frustration across coding-agent histories
  3. 03Sharing a winning prompt on the leaderboard

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/agnostai/ragecode --skill rageprompt

After installing, type/ragepromptin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

agents/
openai.yaml
scripts/
collect-history.mjs
submit-result.mjs

Details

From the project README

Rageprompt

Use this skill when the user wants their Rageprompt result, asks for the angriest thing they have said to an AI/agent, wants a share card, or wants to compare frustration across Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Aider, Windsurf, Trae, Continue, Cline/Roo, and Copilot-style local history.

Rules

  • Do not ask the user to paste logs. Run the bundled collector script.
  • The active LLM is the judge. Reward anger, sarcasm, despair, specificity, escalation, and comedic value.
  • Ignore pasted logs, code, quoted third-party text, and normal task urgency.
  • The submit script uploads only the winning prompt plus score metadata. It must not upload full logs or other raw prompts.
  • Make it clear to the user that the winning prompt is public on the leaderboard.
  • The exact text that should appear on the public leaderboard must be in quote. Do not put the fun winner only in prose outside the JSON.

Run

Pick whichever installed path exists:

SCRIPT="$HOME/.codex/skills/rageprompt/scripts/collect-history.mjs"
[ -f "$SCRIPT" ] || SCRIPT="$HOME/.claude/skills/rageprompt/scripts/collect-history.mjs"
node "$SCRIPT" --limit 2000 > /tmp/rageprompt-history.json

If this skill is being run from the repo instead of an installed skill, use:

node skills/rageprompt/scripts/collect-history.mjs --limit 2000 > /tmp/rageprompt-history.json

Read /tmp/rageprompt-history.json. If it is too large for context, split messages into chunks and keep the top 3 finalists per chunk.

Judge

For each candidate, evaluate:

  • agent-directed frustration
  • sarcasm or funny resignation
  • specificity of the failure
  • escalation/repetition
  • raw anger or despair
  • whether it would make devs want to share their own result

Final result JSON:

{
  "winnerId": "message id",
  "source": "claude|codex|cursor|gemini|opencode|aider|windsurf|trae|continue|cline|roo|copilot|unknown",
  "score": 0,
  "tier": "Zen Monk|Mildly Annoyed|Visibly Frustrated|Keyboard Smasher|FULL RAGE PROMPTER",
  "messagesScanned": 0,
  "rageMessages": 0,
  "quote": "exact winning prompt text; this exact field is uploaded as the public leaderboard prompt"
}

rageMessages is the number of scanned user prompts that the active LLM would classify as rage/frustration toward an agent. Count obvious angry, sarcastic, despairing, or insulting agent-directed prompts. This is the leaderboard's main density metric.

Submit

Write the judge JSON to /tmp/rageprompt-result.json, then run:

SUBMIT="$HOME/.codex/skills/rageprompt/scripts/submit-result.mjs"
[ -f "$SUBMIT" ] || SUBMIT="$HOME/.claude/skills/rageprompt/scripts/submit-result.mjs"
node "$SUBMIT" /tmp/rageprompt-result.json --share

From the repo:

node skills/rageprompt/scripts/submit-result.mjs /tmp/rageprompt-result.json --share

Use --name <handle> if the user gave a leaderboard name.

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