chatgpt_system_prompt README

The project's README from github.com/LouisShark/chatgpt_system_prompt. As one markdown file: README.md.

PromptCraft: The Ultimate GPT System Prompt Collection

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This repository is a collection of various system prompts for ChatGPT and other AI product and custom GPTs, providing significant educational value in learning about writing system prompts and creating custom GPTs.

Quick Navigation

How to find GPT's instructions and information in this repo

  1. Go to TOC.md
  2. Use Ctrl + F to search the GPT's name you want
  3. If you cloned this repo, you may use the idxtool

Disclaimer

The sharing of these prompts/instructions is purely for reference and knowledge sharing, aimed at enhancing everyone's prompt writing skills and raising awareness about prompt injection security.

We have noticed that many GPT authors have improved their security measures, learning from these breakdowns on how to better protect their work. This aligns with the project's purpose.

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What is this?It's a curated collection of leaked system prompts from ChatGPT and custom GPTs, plus prompt injection and leaking techniques, shared for educational reference.
Is this a tool or just a reference collection?It's mainly a static repository of prompt text files to browse, though if you clone it there's a small idxtool included for local searching.
How do I find the prompt for a specific GPT?Open TOC.md and search it with Ctrl+F for the GPT's name, or clone the repo and use the bundled idxtool to search locally.
Why does the project openly share leaked system prompts?The maintainer frames it as reference and knowledge-sharing meant to improve people's prompt-writing skills and raise awareness of prompt injection risks, not to encourage misuse.
What does the idxtool do?It's a local search utility included in the cloned repo that lets you look up a specific GPT's prompt faster than browsing TOC.md manually.
What does the Security Guide cover?It explains how to protect your own custom GPT's system prompt from being extracted or leaked by others, based on lessons learned from this collection.
Can I submit prompts I've discovered myself?Yes, the repo includes Contributing Guidelines for adding newly found system prompts, alongside a Learning Resources section with tools for writing your own prompts.
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