Category Hub
Prompts
Battle-tested prompts you can paste in and ship today.
The Prompt Library — categorized, tested, and ready. From content systems to deep research to code review.
Prompts are half of the outcome. This hub is the library of the ones we actually use — not decorative one-liners, but reusable systems that hold up when you change the inputs.
Every prompt ships with the reasoning behind it, what a good output looks like, and how to adapt it for your voice and stack. Categories cover content, research, code review, ops, and role-based systems (writer, editor, analyst, PM).
New here? Start with our Prompt Guide — the mental model matters more than any single prompt.
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Frequently asked about Prompts
›Do prompts really matter that much?
For quick chat, less. For repeated work, yes — a good system prompt is the difference between a random draft and a usable one every time. This is where AI stops being a toy.
›Do these prompts work across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini?
Most do, with small tweaks. We flag when a prompt leans on a model-specific feature (Claude's long context, ChatGPT's tools, Gemini's grounding) so you know what to change.
›Free vs premium — what's the difference?
Free covers the mental model and the daily-driver prompts. Premium is the deeper systems and role-based packs we use for client work. Both work with any modern model.
›How do I write my own good prompts?
Start with role + goal + constraints + examples of a good output. Iterate on the constraints, not the vibes. The full method is in our Dojo Prompt Guide.