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Pria is a capable coding partner. Ask it to write a function, explain an error, translate between languages, or document an existing snippet, and it returns syntax-highlighted code you can copy straight into your editor. Because the model takes plain-language prompts, the more context you give, the more precise the result.

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What You Can Ask For

  • Write code — a function, component, script, or small program in almost any language.
  • Explain code — how a concept, function, or snippet works, at the level of detail you want.
  • Debug & fix — paste a broken snippet and the error, and ask Pria to find and fix the problem.
  • Optimize & refactor — improve readability or performance of code you provide.
  • Translate — convert a snippet from one language to another.
  • Document & test — generate comments, usage docs, or test cases for your code.

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Ask in Chat

Be specific about the language, the goal, and any constraints.
Prompt
Write a Python function that reads a CSV and returns the column averages. Handle missing values.
Prompt
Why does this throw "Cannot read property 'map' of undefined"? Fix it:
<paste your snippet>
Specificity is everything. “Optimize the following SQL query for a table with 10M rows” beats “make this faster.” Mention the language, the runtime, the data shape, and what “good” looks like.

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Handy prompt patterns

Prompt
Explain how {concept} works in {language}.
Prompt
Convert the following {language A} code to {language B}: {snippet}
Prompt
Add a comment to each line of this code and list any vulnerabilities: {snippet}
Prompt
Write test cases for this feature: {describe the feature}

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Generate SVG Icons

Pria can produce SVG icon markup from a written description — useful for quick UI glyphs you can paste straight into a project.
Prompt
Generate an SVG icon with viewBox "0 0 24 24" meaning "expand horizontally":
a left chevron, an outlined rectangle in the center, and a right chevron, evenly
spaced with no overlap. Use a stroke width of 1.

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What You Get Back

Code comes back in syntax-highlighted blocks with a one-click copy button, usually followed by a short explanation and any caveats (rate limits, edge cases, dependencies). Ask follow-ups in the same conversation to iterate — Pria keeps the context of what it just wrote.

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Tips & Limits

  • Pria writes and explains code; it does not run or execute it for you. Test generated code in your own environment.
  • Always review generated code before using it in production — check for security issues, error handling, and correctness against your actual data.
  • For multi-file or larger projects, work iteratively: scaffold first, then refine one piece at a time.