AI System Prompts Collector - Public Sources
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from $2.00 / 1,000 results
AI System Prompts Collector - Public Sources
Collect publicly posted AI system prompts from GitHub: search trending repos, extract prompt files and README snippets. No API key needed.
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🤖 AI System Prompts Collector — Public Sources
Discover and collect publicly posted AI system prompts from GitHub's trending repositories — no API key, no login, no proxy.
🚀 Quick Start
- Click Try for free (or Run)
- (Optional) Adjust search queries and max repos
- Run — get a structured list of prompts with source repos, star counts, and URLs
No input? The Actor runs demo queries (system prompts, system prompt, ai system prompt) so you see results instantly.
📦 What you get per item
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
source | Where the prompt was found (README or file:<name>) |
repo | GitHub repository (e.g. x1xhlol/system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools) |
stars | Star count (popularity signal) |
url | Direct link to the source |
promptText | Extracted prompt-like content (first ~1,500 chars) |
description | Repo description |
Plus a run summary (queries used / repos scanned / items collected).
💡 Use cases
- Prompt research — study how popular AI tools structure their system prompts
- Product intelligence — track prompt engineering trends in public repos
- LLM app builders — collect proven prompt patterns for your own agents
- Competitive analysis — see which prompt styles the top open-source projects use
⚙️ Technical notes
- Uses the free public GitHub Search API (no token required)
- Public-source only: collects content already openly published on GitHub — nothing leaked, nothing private. Repos branded as "leaked prompts" are skipped by default (optional
includeLeaksinput to include them) - Per-repo try/catch isolation: one failing repo never breaks the batch
- Rate-polite: 1s delay between repo requests to respect GitHub limits
Inspired by the growing ecosystem of public system-prompt collections (system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools, get-shit-done, Fabric).
