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Prompter

The line you forgot, whispered from offstage

In theater, the prompter sits just offstage with the script and feeds the line to anyone who blanks mid-scene. Here, the script is the Cratis documentation and the stage is the community Discord - ask, and Prompter answers with citations, or says honestly that the docs don’t cover it. Ask your first question →

you · #help
How do I define a command in Arc?
🎭 Prompter · replies to you
In Arc a command is a record marked [Command]; its Handle() method
returns the event(s) that happened...
Sources: cratis.io/arc/commands

Without Prompter, a question waits for a human in the right timezone who happens to know the answer - even when that answer sits in the documentation the whole time. With Prompter, the documentation answers first, in seconds, with links - and humans spend their energy on the questions that genuinely need them.

It never answers from general knowledge, never interjects uninvited, and never pretends: when the documentation doesn’t cover a question, it says so and hands you back to the community - and that miss is logged as a signal for documentation worth writing.

Prompter is open source under the MIT license - built with C#/.NET, Claude, and Postgres, readable end to end, including exactly what it stores about you.