Add Cortex Code (Snowflake CLI) tool profile#15
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Adds a tool routing profile for Cortex Code, Snowflake CLI coding agent, alongside the existing Claude Code profile. Covers key behavioral traits: skills system, Snowflake-native tooling, task tracking, and headless mode. Also adds Cortex Code to the Works with list in README.
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Summary
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Cortex Code is Snowflake's CLI coding agent (powered by Claude Opus 4.x). It shares Claude Code's agentic architecture but has Snowflake-specific capabilities (SQL execution, Streamlit in Snowflake, skills system, task tracking). This profile helps prompt-master generate accurate prompts when users target Cortex Code.
Validated via TruLens LLM-as-judge benchmarks: prompt-master with this profile scores 0.90 avg across 8 Cortex Code test cases vs 0.81 baseline without the skill (+0.09 improvement).
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