I made a site to find and save useful prompts. basically pinterest for prompts, for anyone looking to get better results from AI.

the #1 issue I hear from people trying out AI (family, non tech friends) is that they don't really know what to ask or what they can use it for. having a good prompt makes a big difference and they're hard to find for people who aren't on twitter all the time.

Ive been using chatgpt for more than 2 years (wtf) now and still learn creative ways other people are using it. 

I want to make it easier to learn, hence this tool.

looking for good ones to add if anyone has a favorite!

https://www.superprompt.tips

here's how and where I used AI to build v1 of SuperPrompt. I spent ~20 hours on it from idea to sharing it here. not as glamorous as some vibe coding threads but I think it's a solid look at where it shines. added some general notes at the end.

start: initial spec
- my father in law told me about a sick prompt he found to practice languages and it was a gamechanger. then my friend saw ghibli pics and asked what he needed to type
- hm it would be cool to make a site where you can find good prompts for anything
- I brain dumped my idea into Grok and told it to ask clarifying questions and poke holes
- jammed with it to narrow down a v0 list of functionality
- I confirmed the tech stack I wanted to use
- I asked it to write a spec for Cursor. 
👉 this took about 20 min total. from start to detailed spec

continued below

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