Awesome Prompts by AI Boost
Awesome ChatGPT Prompts (GPTs Store)
Over 370 ready-made persona system prompts, collected from top-rated custom GPTs in the GPTs Store
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- GPL-3.0
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Why this level
- These are static text files with no executable code
Install
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Manual install
Clone the repository or open the needed file on GitHub inside the prompts folder, copy its content in full, and paste it as the system prompt for your agent or assistant.
Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- These are static text files with no executable code
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The repository is a folder of more than 370 text files, each one a standalone system prompt with a role and instructions, such as an academic peer reviewer, a game economy designer or a data platform architect. The format is simple: the file name describes the role, and the content can be copied whole into the system prompt of any chat agent or assistant. It also includes prompt engineering material: examples of prompt attacks and defenses, and links to articles on advanced techniques.
Who it is for. For anyone quickly assembling a system prompt for a specific role who does not want to write it from scratch.
Good fit when
- You need a starting system prompt for a specific professional role
- You want an example of a well-structured role prompt to adapt for your own task
- You are studying examples of prompt attacks and how to defend against them
Not a fit when
- You need a precise prompt validated on your own data for a narrow task, not a general template
- Originality of the wording matters more than reusing someone else's prompts
Example request
Find the academic peer reviewer prompt in this collection and adapt it to review my courseworkLimitations
The prompts are collected from public custom GPTs and have not been individually verified for accuracy or quality by the SkillFoxx catalog editors. Role names and prompt structure are not unified; some files are .md and some are .txt.
How to disable. The files are used manually by copying text; there is nothing to uninstall, simply stop using a prompt from the prompts folder.
FAQ
Where do the prompts come from?
From publicly available custom GPTs in the official GPTs Store; the authors selected prompts from top-rated GPTs by popularity.
Can a prompt be used as is?
Yes, but it is better to test it on your own task and adapt it if needed; quality and freshness of individual files are not guaranteed.
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README in short
The README describes the repository as a collection of prompts from top-rated custom GPTs in the GPTs Store, organized in a prompts folder with one file per role. It also references prompt engineering material: prompt attacks and defenses, and links to articles on advanced prompt engineering. GPL-3.0 licensed.