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Prompt Engineering Portfolio

A curated, production-ready collection of 100 prompt templates organized by task, purpose, and technique. This repository showcases breadth and depth in prompt engineering, providing reusable templates for various domains and use cases.

πŸ“‹ Overview

This portfolio contains professionally crafted prompt templates that demonstrate advanced prompt engineering techniques. Each template uses parameterized placeholders and includes technique tags, making them easy to adapt for your specific needs.

Author: Minggo Commits AKA Arsan
Version: 1.0
License: CC BY 4.0

πŸš€ Quick Start

  1. Browse the main prompt collection
  2. Find a prompt template that matches your use case
  3. Replace placeholders (e.g., {topic}, {audience}) with your specifics
  4. Refine and iterate based on results

πŸ“š Documentation

🎯 Key Features

  • 100+ Production-Ready Templates across 20+ categories
  • Parameterized Placeholders for easy customization
  • Technique Tags for learning and reference
  • Best Practices embedded in each prompt
  • Measurable Outcomes and evaluation guidance

πŸ“‚ Categories

The prompts are organized into the following categories:

  1. Content Creation and Editing - Blog posts, style transfer, editing
  2. Analysis and Summarization - Executive briefs, comparative analysis
  3. Data Extraction and Structuring - JSON extraction, parsing, normalization
  4. Software Engineering - Code generation, refactoring, testing
  5. Product and UX - PRDs, user research, onboarding
  6. Business and Marketing - GTM plans, positioning, case studies
  7. Education and Learning - Lesson plans, explanations, practice problems
  8. Research and Reasoning - Literature reviews, claim-evidence mapping
  9. Creativity and Storytelling - Story outlines, brainstorming, brand voice
  10. Operations and Process - SOPs, KPIs, postmortems
  11. Quality, Evaluation, and Safety - Rubrics, guardrails, bias audits
  12. Developer Tooling and LLMOps - Prompt chaining, RAG, output schemas
  13. Multilingual and Localization - L10n, glossaries, translation QA
  14. Advanced Prompting Techniques - Chain-of-thought, tree-of-thought
  15. Compliance and Domain Sensitivity - Policy-aware generation, PII redaction
  16. Project Management - WBS, risk registers, communication plans
  17. Evaluation Datasets and Benchmarks - Synthetic datasets, golden sets
  18. Debugging and Diagnostics - MRE creation, log triage
  19. Hiring and Interviews - Role scorecards, interview kits
  20. Presentation and Communication - Slide outlines, visual hierarchy
  21. Legal and Policy Drafting - Policy drafts, contract explanations
  22. Personal Productivity - Decision memos, time blocking, habit design

πŸ’‘ How to Use

For Portfolio Demonstrations

When showcasing these prompts in your portfolio:

  1. Show the technique - Explain which prompting technique(s) you're using
  2. Provide before/after samples - Demonstrate the prompt's effectiveness
  3. Include evaluation metrics - Show measurable outcomes
  4. Document iterations - Share refinement process and learnings

For Production Use

  1. Parameterize the template - Save prompts with clear parameter names
  2. Validate inputs - Ensure placeholders are properly replaced
  3. Implement error handling - Plan for edge cases and failures
  4. Monitor and iterate - Track performance and refine over time

πŸ”§ Placeholder Legend

  • {topic}, {subject}, {goal} - Main focus or theme
  • {audience}, {persona}, {role} - Target user or reader
  • {style}, {tone}, {author_style} - Voice or writing style
  • {constraints}, {word_count}, {limits} - Hard constraints
  • {outline}, {schema}, {columns} - Structural elements
  • {text}, {source_text}, {code} - Input content to process

πŸ“– Technique Tags

Learn from these advanced prompting techniques:

  • Role/Persona - Setting AI perspective and expertise
  • Constraints - Limiting scope for focused outputs
  • Few-shot - Learning from examples
  • Chain-of-thought - Step-by-step reasoning
  • Self-critique - Built-in quality checks
  • RAG - Retrieval-Augmented Generation
  • JSON enforcement - Structured output formats
  • And 30+ more techniques...

🀝 Contributing

This is a living portfolio. Suggestions for improvements are welcome through issues and pull requests.

πŸ“œ License

This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

You are free to:

  • Share β€” copy and redistribute the material
  • Adapt β€” remix, transform, and build upon the material

Under the following terms:

  • Attribution β€” You must give appropriate credit to Minggo Commits AKA Arsan

πŸ”— Resources


Note: These prompts are templates and starting points. Always refine and validate outputs for your specific use case, especially in production environments.

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