AI Power Prompts // v2.0

Power prompts that ship products.

Every prompt rewritten to one standard: a specific expert role, bracketed inputs you fill in, a numbered workflow, hard constraints, and an explicit output contract. Copy the full text in one click.

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01 — Categories

Every stack,
covered.

From landing pages to microservices. From WebGL shaders to Stripe billing. One prompt away from shipping.

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Master Build Prompts

APEX and the Anti-Slop Mandate — full-length directives for building an award-grade site.

·Flagship
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Frontend & UI/UX

React 19, Tailwind v4, WebGL and GSAP — design systems, motion, WCAG 2.2 audits.

·React
/03

Backend & Database

REST and GraphQL design, PostgreSQL tuning, auth, migrations, event-driven services.

·APIs
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Mobile Apps

SwiftUI, Compose, Flutter, Expo — offline-first sync, store compliance, ASO.

·iOS · Android
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DevOps & Cloud

Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, GitHub Actions — hardening, GitOps, incident response.

·K8s
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Review & Testing

Severity-triaged PR review, refactoring, TDD generation, systematic debugging.

·Quality
/09

Low-Level & Desktop

Compilers, LLVM, Rust and Zig systems work — plus Tauri, WinUI, SwiftUI and GTK4 desktop apps.

·Systems
/07

Security

Defensive and authorized work only — threat modeling, secure review, detection engineering.

·OWASP
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Prompt Engineering

CoT, ReAct, Tree of Thoughts, CO-STAR — and meta-prompts that write your prompts.

·Technique
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AI Agents & Orchestration

Agent factories, orchestration layers, security hardening, cost dashboards — and a full voice-agent PRD.

·Super-Agents
Build a Next.js 15 app with App Router Create a Three.js scroll-driven scene Design microservices with NATS and Go Generate a SaaS billing system with Stripe Build an MCP server for PostgreSQL Scaffold a full-stack T3 app Write a WebGL2 particle system Create React Native offline-first sync Build a Next.js 15 app with App Router Create a Three.js scroll-driven scene Design microservices with NATS and Go Generate a SaaS billing system with Stripe Build an MCP server for PostgreSQL Scaffold a full-stack T3 app Write a WebGL2 particle system Create React Native offline-first sync
02 — By the numbers

Built for
production.

No one-liners. Every entry is a full working prompt with a role, inputs, a workflow and an output contract — the shortest is longer than most "prompt packs" ship in total.

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Prompts
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Best-value picks
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Categories
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Avg. words each
03 — Example

Scroll-driven
WebGL scene.

The terrain flying beneath this page — a fixed WebGL2 canvas synced to Lenis scroll — is one of our most-used frontend prompts. Copy, paste, ship.

Get this prompt
  scroll-sync.js — WebGL2
// Lenis + Three.js scroll sync const lenis = new Lenis({ lerp: 0.09 }); lenis.on('scroll', ({ progress, velocity }) => { uniforms.uScroll.value = progress; camera.rotation.z = velocity * 0.0016; }); function raf(time) { lenis.raf(time); renderer.render(scene, camera); requestAnimationFrame(raf); } requestAnimationFrame(raf);
04 — What builders say

Loved by people
who ship.

★★★★★
The copy button is the whole product. I stopped writing prompts from scratch — I fill the brackets and go. Shipped a landing page in an afternoon.
Marta RotheryFrontend engineer · Berlin
★★★★★
Every prompt has a role, inputs and an output contract. That structure alone made Claude stop guessing. Worth way more than $15.
Diego SalcedoIndie hacker
★★★★★
The AI Agents section is criminally underpriced. The orchestration and security-hardening prompts saved my team a full sprint of trial and error.
Priya NadkarniStaff engineer · fintech
★★★★★
I bought it on a Sunday, unlocked everything, and never paid again. No subscription is the reason I actually clicked buy.
Tom WeaverSolo founder
★★★★★
As a student this is the fastest I've learned what a *good* prompt looks like. I read them like worked examples now.
Lena FischerCS student
★★★★★
Reads like it was made by someone who actually ships. The code-review and debugging prompts are now part of my daily loop.
Omar HaddadBackend lead