What prompts.chat is
prompts.chat is an open source prompt library for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, Mistral, and other LLMs. It was formerly known as Awesome ChatGPT Prompts and now exists as a website, GitHub collection, Hugging Face dataset, and self-hostable project.
Its value is not that every prompt is universally good. The collection shows how people structure LLM requests: roles, educational prompts, creative setups, and work templates.
What is inside
The project includes PROMPTS.md, a browsing website, a book link, and self-hosting material. It connects prompt engineering with AI education and private organizational prompt libraries.
Prompt entry shape
This mirrors the catalog format: a role title and a reusable prompt that should be adapted to the task.
## Act as a Technical Writer
I want you to act as a technical writer.
Explain the feature for developers, include constraints, examples, and edge cases.
Why it is notable
prompts.chat appeared when many people were learning how to communicate with chat models. It became a visible library of patterns: lots of concrete text that can be inspected, improved, and moved into a workflow.
Limits
Prompts age with models. Text that helped GPT-3.5 can be unnecessary for newer models, and a role prompt does not replace context, data, or result checking. It is best treated as an idea library, not magic wording.