What can I use prompts.chat for?

Pick a prompt on the Browse Prompts page, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, and the chatbot answers following that prompt's instructions; Download prompts.csv or the Hugging Face dataset and get the whole prompt collection as a spreadsheet-style file you can sort or load into your own project; Run the self-hosting quick start with a name for your library and get your own private prompt library with custom branding, theme and sign-in

Can I run prompts.chat on my computer?

prompts.chat is a website: you browse and copy prompts in your web browser, with nothing to install. You can also self-host your own copy with npm and a PostgreSQL database.

What do I need to use prompts.chat?

A web browser to browse prompts. Self-hosting uses npm commands and a PostgreSQL database; its setup wizard configures sign-in through GitHub, Google or Azure AD.

prompts.chat: Find and share ready-made prompts for AI chatbots

What it does

prompts.chat is a website with a library of prompts, ready-written instructions you copy into an AI chat, and you can also self-host your own copy. The prompts are on the website and also come as a CSV file, a Markdown file and a Hugging Face dataset. It also hosts AI bots and bot teams, an interactive prompting book in 17 languages, and a game-based course for kids aged 8-14.

How to use it

Open the prompts.chat website from the GitHub page, browse prompts, and copy one into your AI chat. You can also add your own prompts there. Developers can run its command-line tool, connect it to AI tools as an MCP server (a plug-in connection), install the Claude Code plugin, or self-host a private copy.

Common use cases

Pick a prompt on the Browse Prompts page, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, and the chatbot answers following that prompt's instructions.
Download prompts.csv or the Hugging Face dataset and get the whole prompt collection as a spreadsheet-style file you can sort or load into your own project.
Run the self-hosting quick start with a name for your library and get your own private prompt library with custom branding, theme and sign-in.

Can I use this?

Runs on the web

Requirements Browsing needs only a web browser. Self-hosting uses npm commands, a PostgreSQL database, and a setup wizard that configures branding, theme, sign-in through GitHub, Google or Azure AD, and features.

Caveat The code and site content are licensed under the MIT License; the prompts and data are dedicated to the public domain under CC0.

Worth knowing The listed bots are separate projects with their own install steps per platform; prompts.chat itself is a prompt collection, not a chatbot.

Why it's here

176,422 people have starred it on GitHub.

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Quick questions

What is prompts.chat?: prompts.chat is a website with a library of prompts, ready-written instructions you copy into an AI chat, and you can also self-host your own copy.
What can I use prompts.chat for?: Pick a prompt on the Browse Prompts page, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, and the chatbot answers following that prompt's instructions; Download prompts.csv or the Hugging Face dataset and get the whole prompt collection as a spreadsheet-style file you can sort or load into your own project; Run the self-hosting quick start with a name for your library and get your own private prompt library with custom branding, theme and sign-in
Can I run prompts.chat on my computer?: prompts.chat is a website: you browse and copy prompts in your web browser, with nothing to install. You can also self-host your own copy with npm and a PostgreSQL database.
What do I need to use prompts.chat?: A web browser to browse prompts. Self-hosting uses npm commands and a PostgreSQL database; its setup wizard configures sign-in through GitHub, Google or Azure AD.
What license does prompts.chat use?: The code and site content are licensed under the MIT License; the prompts and data are dedicated to the public domain under CC0.

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