Prompt Hub
Your open, collaborative home for AI prompts.
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Your open, collaborative home for AI prompts.
8 followers
Prompt Hub is a free, community-driven platform to share, fork, and remix AI prompts—think “GitHub for prompts.” Browse public repos, create your own, and discover new ideas to supercharge your AI workflows.
Hey Product Hunt!
Thanks for checking out Prompt Hub—the vision is to be the GitHub for AI prompts. Instead of paywalled marketplaces or enterprise-only solutions, Prompt Hub is entirely open and community-driven. We want anyone to discover, fork, and remix prompts for all sorts of language models. That means no barriers, no hidden fees, and no hoops to jump through—just a free, ever-expanding library of prompts you can use and improve.
What makes Prompt Hub unique? We’re envisioning future features that handle more complex prompt structures, like managing system prompts, user prompts, and parameters all in one place. We realize many people struggle with constantly revising prompts—or reinventing the wheel for similar use-cases—so providing a systematic approach can save time and spark collaboration. By sharing these building blocks, we hope to empower both AI newcomers and pros alike to continuously refine, remix, and improve prompts as models evolve.
It’s still very new, so you may find some rough edges or missing features—but that’s where I’d love your help! Feel free to give feedback, report bugs, or fork the repo to add new ideas.
Anyone—enthusiasts, developers, pros—can discover, create, and remix prompts for any language model. Let’s build the largest open repository of prompts together!
About the thumbnail: It’s a playful nod to GitHub’s Octocat. GitHub famously features a black cartoon cat (Octocat) representing the blend of code and creativity. For Prompt Hub, I’ve chosen a real cat to symbolize how AI prompting is bridging the gap between the abstract world of language models and real human language—grounding AI in tangible, everyday realities. The cat image is a playful nod to GitHub’s cat heritage, but it also suggests that prompts are ‘living’ pieces of knowledge that evolve and adapt, just like a curious cat exploring its environment. This real cat reminds us that AI is entering our real, daily lives—no longer locked in code, but interacting with people in natural language.
Just checked out Prompt Hub and it’s exactly what the AI community needed. ⚡ It’s like GitHub, but for prompts — you can share, fork, remix, and explore tons of public prompt repos. Whether you’re building with LLMs or just experimenting, it’s an awesome way to learn, get inspired, and fine-tune your workflows. Totally free, super collaborative, and packed with creative energy. If you’re into prompt engineering, this is your new go-to.