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System prompt for a customer support agent that knows when to escalate
We shipped a support agent and the biggest problem wasn't wrong answers, it was confident wrong answers on questions it had no business answering. This system prompt made escalation behavior reliable.
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Stop conditions and loop budget for a ReAct agent so it terminates instead of spinning
Classic ReAct thought/action/observation loop. Two failure modes: it either declares victory too early (before the task is actually verified) or it never stops, re-checking the same thing while convin
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Getting a local model to one-shot a Flappy clone with tuned, fair difficulty
I wanted to see how far a local open-weight model could get on a full playable game in one prompt, no follow-ups. Flappy Bird is a good test: simple, but the pipe gap and spacing tuning is what makes
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Prompt that turns any CSV into an interactive explorable chart page
Drop a CSV in, get a self-contained exploration UI out. The prompt below produces a page that infers column types, picks sensible defaults, and lets you switch dimensions. I use it weekly for one-off
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Endless runner prompt with procedural obstacles that stay fair as speed ramps
Made a Canabalt-style one-button endless runner and the procedural obstacle spawner kept generating impossible sequences: two gaps back to back with no room to land, or a wall the instant you couldn't
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Touch bottom-sheet micro-interaction that feels native without a JS animation lib
Building a PWA and the bottom sheet is the make-or-break interaction. The generated versions animated height (janky), had no drag affordance, and snapped instantly instead of easing, so it felt like a
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Prompt for React CRUD with optimistic updates and rollback that doesn't corrupt the cache
Systems guy dabbling in web here. Optimistic UI kept biting me: the happy path looked instant, but a failed delete left a ghost row, or two rapid edits raced and the cache ended up in a state that mat
28votes
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One prompt for a polite, resumable web scraper that won't get me IP-banned
I needed to pull a few thousand product pages for a price-history side project. My first scraper hammered the site with 50 concurrent requests, got a 429, then kept retrying instantly and made it wors
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Inline SVG sparklines inside a table that stay readable at 20px tall
I needed a trend sparkline in the last column of a dense metrics table, one row per service. Every generated version either drew axes (pointless at that size) or normalized each row independently so a
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Three.js solar system with orbit controls from a single prompt - sharing what finally worked
Getting a correct-feeling solar system out of one prompt is surprisingly hard: you either get planets orbiting at the same speed or a camera stuck inside the sun. This prompt gets the scale relationsh
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Prompt for reviewing a diff with severity levels instead of vague nitpicks
Our AI code reviews were noise: a wall of "consider renaming this" and "you could add a comment" mixed in with the occasional actual security bug, all weighted the same. People started ignoring the bo
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Prompt for a React render-performance audit that names the actual wasted re-renders
Performance is a feature on my team, and "make it faster" prompts just sprinkled useMemo everywhere, including on primitives, which made the code worse and slower to read for zero gain. I reframed it
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How do I prompt for a Next.js dashboard that doesn't look like every other admin template?
Every time I ask for "a dashboard in Next.js" I get the same shadcn-flavored gray boxes. I built a genuinely distinctive analytics dashboard using the prompt below, which forces an editorial, print-in
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2.3kviews
Planning-loop prompt that makes an agent decompose before it touches any tools
Our agents were too eager. Given a task they'd immediately start editing files, then discover halfway through that the approach was wrong and thrash. Latency and token cost ballooned from all the back
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Container-query-driven component that reflows by its own width, not the viewport
I'm building a media object (avatar + text + actions) that lives in a sidebar, a wide feed, and a narrow modal. Media queries were useless because the component's width has nothing to do with the view