f/prompts.chat

A community-curated catalog of LLM prompts (formerly "Awesome ChatGPT Prompts"), distributed as both a Next.js site at prompts.chat and a markdown index in the repo.

What it is

A collection of role-based and task-specific prompt templates for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other LLMs. Started in late 2022 as awesome-chatgpt-prompts; rebranded to prompts.chat as the site grew into a self-hostable web app for sharing, browsing, and copying prompts. The markdown source-of-truth lives in this repo; the site is the polished UX layer; both are deployable / self-hostable.

Key features

Hundreds of role-prompts (act as a Linux terminal, English translator, Excel sheet, etc.) plus task-specific templates.
Multi-model coverage — prompts are framed model-agnostically and tested across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini.
Next.js + TypeScript companion site with search, filtering, and copy-to-clipboard.
Self-hostable for org-specific prompt libraries — privacy-friendly path for teams that don't want a public collection.
Active contribution flow — PRs against the markdown corpus drive both the README and the site.

Tech stack

HTML / TypeScript primary on the site side (Next.js).
Markdown content as the source-of-truth corpus.
npm package distribution for the site; markdown is self-rendering on GitHub.

When to reach for it

You're prototyping prompt designs and want a starting library of vetted role/task templates.
You're standing up an internal prompt catalog and want a self-hostable baseline.
You're studying community prompt-engineering conventions over time — the git history is a primary source.

When not to reach for it

You want production-graded, parameterized prompt templates with versioning and evals — LangSmith, PromptLayer, or per-app prompt files fit better.
You want platform-specific prompts (e.g. Claude-Code-specific slash commands) — those live in their own repos.
You want a license-clean derivative for commercial reuse — SPDX is NOASSERTION; verify LICENSE file.

Maturity signal

163k stars, 21k forks, last push the morning this page was generated — actively maintained. 3-year-old project that survived the late-2022 ChatGPT-prompt-list wave and matured into a sustained reference. Open-issues count of 47 is unusually low for the surface area, signaling effective triage. The rebrand from "awesome ChatGPT prompts" to "prompts.chat" preserves the underlying corpus continuity.

Alternatives

LangSmith / PromptLayer — use when you need versioned, evaluated, monitored prompt templates.
Anthropic prompt library / OpenAI prompt examples — use when you want vendor-curated prompts.
Custom org wiki — use when prompts are sensitive or use-case-specific.

Notes

The "prompts.chat" rebrand corresponds to the README's framing as "community + self-host" rather than just a markdown list. License is NOASSERTION — anyone reusing the corpus at scale (training data, prompt-recommendation tooling) should pin to the LICENSE file at consumption time. The Next.js site is the supported UX layer; the markdown README is the editable source.

Wiki: f/prompts.chat