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🚀 Quick Start Guide

This repository contains system prompts, tool definitions, and related prompt artifacts for a wide range of AI tools.

Option 1: Browse Online

Navigate the folders in the repository and open the tool/vendor you want.

Option 2: Clone Locally

git clone https://github.com/x1xhlol/system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools.git
cd system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools

Option 3: Use as a Knowledge Base

  1. Collect prompts relevant to your workflow
  2. Load them into your preferred assistant, project, or note system
  3. Build a comparison/reference workspace for prompt engineering

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📖 Repository Structure

The rebuilt workspace is organized primarily by vendor / model family.

Typical structure:

Vendor or Tool/
├── Prompt.txt / System Prompt.txt / *.md
├── Tools.json
└── Additional versions or related notes

Useful generated indexes:


💡 Use Cases

🎯 For Developers

  • Review prompt behavior across coding agents
  • Compare tool schemas and agent capabilities
  • Reuse prompt patterns for internal assistants

📝 For Researchers

  • Track system-instruction evolution across tools
  • Study prompt design patterns by vendor and product
  • Build datasets for prompt analysis

🏢 For Teams

  • Create internal reference libraries
  • Standardize prompt review workflows
  • Preserve historical prompt/tool snapshots

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

Suggested contribution flow

  1. Add or update a tool/vendor folder
  2. Keep filenames descriptive and consistent
  3. Include tools/config JSON when available
  4. Prefer clear provenance in PR descriptions
  5. Update indexes or docs when structure changes substantially
  • Type: New Prompt / Update / Fix / Documentation
  • Tool or Vendor
  • Brief description of what changed
  • Source / verification notes if available

Thanks to everyone who helps expand and clean up the repository.