This repository curates prompts from top-rated GPTs in the OpenAI GPT Store, targeting prompt engineers and AI enthusiasts. It aims to democratize access to effective prompting strategies and foster community sharing of advanced techniques.

How It Works

The project compiles prompts from popular GPTs, categorizing them by function (e.g., Programming, Writing, Education). It also includes sections on prompt engineering fundamentals, adversarial techniques (prompt attack/protect), and a curated list of advanced prompt engineering papers and related resources. The core value lies in aggregating and organizing these prompts for learning and application.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Installation: No direct installation required; it's a curated list. Access prompts via the GitHub repository.
• Requirements: Access to OpenAI's GPTs or similar LLM platforms.
• Resources: Primarily requires internet access and time for exploration. Links to external resources and papers are provided.

Highlighted Details

• Features a "Top GPT Prompts" section showcasing prompts from highly-ranked GPTs.
• Includes a "Prompt Engineering Tutor" and sections on "Prompt Attack and Prompt Protect."
• Compiles a comprehensive list of advanced prompt engineering papers with summaries and links.
• Offers a curated list of prompting libraries and tools for LLM application development.

Maintenance & Community

• Community-driven contributions are encouraged for sharing prompts and GPTs.
• Links to a related "Awesome GPTs" project and an open-sourced static website (https://awesomegpt.vip) are provided.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository itself is likely under a permissive license (e.g., MIT, Apache 2.0), but the prompts themselves are derived from OpenAI's GPT Store, whose terms of service apply. Specific prompt licensing is not detailed.

Limitations & Caveats

• Prompts are specific to OpenAI's GPTs and may require adaptation for other LLM platforms.
• The "ranking" of GPTs mentioned is dynamic and may not reflect current standings.
• Some community-shared prompts might be experimental or unstable.