AI-Enablement Prompts

Bitovi's plugin marketplace: specs and feature delivery, Figma and React, Playwright QA, tRPC and Prisma

PluginMedium risk

bitovi/ai-enablement-prompts

Install

/plugin marketplace add bitovi/ai-enablement-prompts
/plugin install code@bitovi-ai-enablement

Other plugins: creating-prompts, figma-from-code, implement-workflow, react, react-mock, figma-react, playwright, trpc-prisma.

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The consultancy Bitovi packaged its working prompt chains into nine plugins. The code plugin generates agent instructions for a codebase and writes and checks specs. implement-workflow takes a task from design through build and tests to self-review and PR prep. figma-react turns Figma designs into React components and keeps them in sync, figma-from-code rebuilds a design system in Figma from code, and playwright covers E2E tests, debugging and visual diffing. There are also plugins for React patterns, Zod-based mock data and types in tRPC plus Prisma monorepos.

Who it is for. For React frontend teams working with Figma who want repeatable agent workflows.

Good fit when

  • You need to build a component from a Figma design
  • You need to take a task to a ready PR through one process
  • You need to write or debug a Playwright E2E test

Not a fit when

  • The project is not React and you want the component plugins
  • You lack Figma MCP or Playwright MCP for the plugins that need them

Example request

Implement the product card component from this Figma design and check the visual match

Limitations

Some plugins need Figma MCP or Playwright MCP, and Jira-based flows assume Atlassian access. The patterns reflect Bitovi's approach, such as the modlet component structure. Materials are in English.

How to disable. Uninstall the plugin via /plugin or remove the bitovi-ai-enablement marketplace.

Security check

  • Changes project code and runs tests
  • Works through Figma MCP and Playwright MCP

README in short

The README presents the repo as Bitovi's collection of prompt chains, organized around understanding and writing code. It details an agent instruction generator for a codebase and Jira ticket implementation that pulls Figma designs. Each chain has its own README with steps and inputs. The repo also contains plugin marketplaces for Claude Code and Copilot; MIT licensed.

FAQ

Does it work with GitHub Copilot?

Yes, the repo has a separate Copilot marketplace and Copilot skill variants, and the original prompt chains were written for Copilot Chat.

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