// Glossary
Terminology Hub.
A clear guide to the language used across PromptDC — covering both Writing mode (everyday text, grammar, tone) and Coding mode (AI code generation).
Definitions
AI prompt & writing assistant
A tool that improves anything you type into AI — both prompts and everyday writing — directly inside any text box. PromptDC has two modes: Writing mode and Coding mode.
Writing mode
PromptDC's writing side: it fixes grammar, rewrites emails, drafts replies, sharpens social posts, and adjusts tone in any text box on the web — a Grammarly alternative that also works inside AI chats.
Coding mode
PromptDC's coding side: it rewrites vague developer prompts into precise, implementation-ready instructions optimized for AI code generation in tools like Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, and v0.
Prompt enhancement
Transforming what you type into a clearer, more structured, higher-quality version before it reaches the AI — adding explicit scope, constraints, and intent.
Platform-aware rewriting
Using a different rewrite profile per AI tool or website. PromptDC detects where you are — a coding tool, ChatGPT, Gmail, or LinkedIn — and applies the matching behavior: code-focused on coding platforms, writing-focused on everyday sites.
Per-site profiles
User-controlled settings that decide which mode and behavior apply on each website, so the same extension treats a coding prompt, an email, and a social post differently.
Grammarly alternative
A tool that improves grammar, tone, and clarity in any text box. PromptDC does this for everyday writing and also enhances the prompts you send to AI tools.
Implementation-ready instructions
In Coding mode, prompts that specify scope, constraints, steps, and expected outputs so models can produce reliable code.
LLM
Large language model, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an AI prompt & writing assistant?
It is a tool that improves anything you type into AI — both your prompts and your everyday writing — directly inside any text box. PromptDC offers Writing mode (grammar, emails, tone, social posts) and Coding mode (rewriting developer prompts for AI code generation).
What is the difference between Writing mode and Coding mode?
Writing mode is the writing side: it fixes grammar, rewrites emails, and sharpens posts in any text box — a Grammarly alternative. Coding mode rewrites vague developer prompts into precise, implementation-ready instructions for AI code generation.
Where should I start if I’m new to PromptDC?
Start with the Docs page to set up the extension, then pick Writing mode for everyday text or Coding mode for AI code generation.