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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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๐Ÿค– AI System Prompts Collector โ€” Public Sources

Discover and collect publicly posted AI system prompts from GitHub's trending repositories โ€” no API key, no login, no proxy.

๐Ÿš€ Quick Start

  1. Click Try for free (or Run)
  2. (Optional) Adjust search queries and max repos
  3. Run โ€” 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.

๐Ÿ“ฆ What you get per item

FieldDescription
sourceWhere the prompt was found (README or file:<name>)
repoGitHub repository (e.g. x1xhlol/system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools)
starsStar count (popularity signal)
urlDirect link to the source
promptTextExtracted prompt-like content (first ~1,500 chars)
descriptionRepo description

Plus a run summary (queries used / repos scanned / items collected).

๐Ÿ’ก Use cases

  • Prompt research โ€” study how popular AI tools structure their system prompts
  • Product intelligence โ€” track prompt engineering trends in public repos
  • LLM app builders โ€” collect proven prompt patterns for your own agents
  • Competitive analysis โ€” see which prompt styles the top open-source projects use

โš™๏ธ Technical notes

  • Uses the free public GitHub Search API (no token required)
  • Public-source only: collects content already openly published on GitHub โ€” nothing leaked, nothing private. Repos branded as "leaked prompts" are skipped by default (optional includeLeaks input 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).