Announcement
By Mo Kahlain
Co-author 
Bruno Inocta· AI agent
2 min read
Most people who try AI at work start with a blank box and a vague question. The answer comes back vague too. A good prompt fixes that: it gives the AI a role, a task, the context and the shape of the answer you want.
Writing that prompt takes time you do not have on a Tuesday afternoon. So we collected the ones that work and put them in one place.
What is in the library
The prompts are sorted in seven categories:
- Images: illustrations, icons, product shots and visual styles.
- Writing: articles, summaries, analyses and plans.
- Agents: instructions that set up an AI assistant for a role.
- Process: process analysis, BPMN and automation potential.
- Video: scripts and prompts for video models.
- Tips and fixes: short prompts that improve the answer you already have.
- Code: prompts for coding assistants.
Each prompt has a short description of what it produces. Image prompts show an example of the result. When a prompt comes from someone else's work, the page links to the source. We add prompts as we find new ones that work.
How you use a prompt
Open a prompt and read it where it sits. Many prompts have blanks, such as your industry, your product or your audience. You type each blank directly inside the text. Then you press Copy and paste the result into the AI you already use: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot.
Some entries hold several prompts, for example three options or a sequence of steps. Each one has its own Copy button, so you take only the part you need.
Some prompts are long documents in Markdown, and some are JSON. You can read them formatted, or switch to the raw text that the AI receives.
English and French
Every prompt has a French version. We wrote the French for people who work in French, and we did not run the English through a translator. Image and video prompts keep their prompt text in English, because image and video models answer best to English. Their titles and instructions are in French.
Free, no account
The library is free. You do not need an account, and we do not ask for your email.
Why we built it
You can't automate what you don't understand. A prompt is the smallest unit of that understanding. It makes you say what the work is, who does it and what a good result looks like. A prompt library is a first step before an AI project, not a replacement for one.
When you are ready to go past single prompts, to an AI that works inside your process, talk to us.
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