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Four ways in
Contribute a prompt
The main way in. If you've got something you use most weeks, it probably belongs here — with your name on it.
Read the bar →Write for the blog
We publish field notes from people maintaining prompts in production. Pitch a paragraph, not a full draft.
Pitch an idea →Come on the podcast
One person's real workflow, taken apart properly. Every kind of job, not just tech.
Put yourself forward →Just read along
One email a week, no obligation to contribute anything. Most of the community is here and that's fine.
Subscribe below →How we run it
Names, not scores
No upvotes, no leaderboards, no streaks. Ranking by popularity produces a library optimised for screenshots rather than for the ninth time you use something.
A human runs every prompt
Cold, on inputs the author didn't supply, on at least two models. It's slow and it's the entire product.
Limitations stay in
Every prompt carries a note on where it falls down. Removing those would make the library look better and be worse.
Disagreement is welcome, in public
If a prompt is wrong, say so in an issue. Corrections are contributions and get credited the same way.
The people
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Rony
Meghna
Lena Fischer
Dinesh
Sam Reyes
The weekly drop
Three prompts worth stealing, one essay, one episode. Written by a person, sent on Thursdays, easy to leave.
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