This repository serves as a curated collection of "leaked" prompts for OpenAI's GPTs, aiming to provide users with a diverse set of pre-built conversational agents and specialized tools. It caters to users looking to leverage existing GPT configurations for tasks ranging from creative writing and coding assistance to niche applications like meme generation and therapy simulation. The primary benefit is immediate access to a wide array of functional GPT prompts without the need for individual prompt engineering.

How It Works

The repository aggregates prompts sourced from various online communities, GitHub pull requests, and direct contributions. It functions as a directory, listing the name of each GPT, its purported function, and often the name of its creator or a source link. The collection spans a broad spectrum of use cases, showcasing the versatility of the GPT architecture and providing practical examples for users to explore or adapt.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Access: No installation required. Prompts are listed directly in the README.
• Requirements: Access to OpenAI's GPT platform or a similar large language model interface is necessary to utilize the prompts.

Highlighted Details

• Extensive list of over 200 GPTs covering diverse categories like coding, education, entertainment, and productivity.
• Includes prompts for specialized tasks such as "Istio Guru," "Moby Dick RPG," and "AI Doctor."
• Features prompts from notable sources and creators within the AI community.
• Organizes prompts by function and creator for easier navigation.

Maintenance & Community

The repository is maintained by linexjlin, with contributions from various GitHub users via pull requests. Community engagement is primarily through GitHub's issue and pull request features.

Licensing & Compatibility

The repository itself does not specify a license. The prompts contained within are user-generated and their underlying usage rights may vary depending on the original source or OpenAI's terms of service.

Limitations & Caveats

The term "leaked" may imply unauthorized distribution, and the actual functionality and safety of all listed prompts are not guaranteed or vetted by the repository maintainer. Users should exercise caution and discretion when using prompts from unverified sources.