Prompt library browser
Good prompts are reusable assets, but they tend to scatter across notes, chat histories, and screenshots. This browser collects a curated set of high-quality prompt templates in one searchable place, tagged by model and task category, so you can find a solid starting point in seconds and copy it with one click.
How it works
The full library is embedded in the page as structured data — each entry has a title, a target model, a category, and a template body with bracketed placeholders. As you type in the search box or change the model and category filters, the list narrows instantly in your browser. There are no network calls, no accounts, and no tracking: filtering is pure client-side string matching over the embedded set.
Each result shows the template text exactly as you would paste it, with
placeholders like [TOPIC] or [CONSTRAINTS] marking where your own input goes.
The copy button puts the template on your clipboard so you can adapt it in your
LLM of choice.
Tips and notes
Treat every template as a starting skeleton, not a finished prompt. The placeholders are the load-bearing parts — the more specific you make them, the better the output. When a template is tagged for a particular model, it usually reflects formatting quirks (for example, Claude responds well to XML-style delimiters while GPT-4 favours numbered instruction blocks); the structure still transfers across models with minor edits. Use the category filter to discover patterns you would not have thought to write yourself, then keep your own edited versions in a personal note for repeat use.