A categorized prompt library that gives developers copy-and-paste prompts for ChatGPT to assist with code generation, refactoring, testing, and documentation tasks.
Project overview
It supplies a structured multi-prompt chaining methodology alongside targeted prompts for code modernization, review, unit testing, and documentation.
Project type
Prompt Engineering
Use cases
Documents & Office · Coding & Development
Deployment
Refer to project documentation
License
License pending
Best for
Developers seeking categorized, copy-and-paste prompts to structure their interactions with ChatGPT for coding, testing, and documentation tasks.
Key capabilities
Provides a methodology with separated concerns and singular responsibilities to guide the process of updating, refactoring, and reviewing code.
Provides prompts designed to re-write old code into modern programming standards and formatting.
Provides prompts to review code specifically for logical errors, security concerns, and improvement recommendations.
Provides prompts to create simple unit tests for functions that can be run locally to validate results.
Provides prompts to generate comprehensive documentation, explain code to non-technical persons, and create Readme files.
Limitations and risks
The project provides only the prompt text; it requires a separate external LLM service, specifically ChatGPT, to perform inference and generate actual results.
The project documentation does not provide details on data boundaries, telemetry, or cost dependencies associated with using the required external LLM services.
Getting started
Browse the README.md to locate a relevant prompt, copy the prompt text, and paste it directly into ChatGPT.
Evidence and sources
GitHub project description: 📚 Personal collection of ChatGPT prompts for developers!
README: Welcome to my personal collection of ChatGPT prompts for developers! 🙌
README: This repository contains a list of powerful ChatGPT prompts that can help you get the creative juices flowing. 💡 Whether you are a beginner or an experienced pro, these prompts ca…
README: can be used to update, refactor, and review a piece of code. A well-designed set of prompts is one where each has separated concerns and singular responsibilities.
README: by getting GPT-4 to re-write your code into the style you want. This step will generally result in coherent output, in the style you want, but may introduce errors, so we do it fi…