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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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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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Staggered list entrance where items cascade in without a JS timeline library
I wanted a list where items rise and fade in one after another, the classic stagger. My first prompts hardcoded animation-delay per child, which breaks the moment the list length changes, and used a l
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Prompt for discriminated-union API result types so the UI can't render an impossible state
Half the runtime bugs in our dashboard were "data is undefined but we still rendered the table." The types were { data?: T; loading: boolean; error?: string }, which lets you express nonsense like loa
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Generative CSS gradient-mesh background that stays subtle behind text
For a poster-style hero I wanted a soft animated gradient mesh, but the usual prompt gives you a seizure-inducing rainbow that makes overlaid text unreadable. The animation also pinned the CPU because
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GitHub-style contribution calendar heatmap as pure SVG, no library
I wanted the little year-of-squares heatmap for an activity page, but the versions I got either misaligned the weekday rows or started the week on the wrong day, so the whole grid was shifted by one a
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Responsive camera framing in three.js so a scene fills phone portrait and desktop wide equally
My 3D product scene looked perfect on my 16:9 monitor and then the hero object was tiny and floating in the corner on a phone in portrait. Classic: I was only adjusting aspect on resize, not the actua
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Prompt for a feature section that isn't just a 3-column grid of icon + heading + text
The feature section is where landing pages go to be boring. Every model defaults to the same three-up card grid with a generic icon, a two-word heading, and a sentence of filler. It's instantly forget
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Prompt that bakes accessibility into a chart instead of bolting it on later
Our charts passed a visual review and failed an a11y audit hard: color-only encoding, no keyboard access, screen readers announcing a wall of unlabeled paths. Retrofitting was miserable, so I moved th
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Forcing the model to write the failing test first instead of the impl
I do strict TDD and I wanted the model to do it with me, not for me. Default behavior with GPT is: ask for a feature, get the implementation plus some tests it wrote to match the code it just wrote. T
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Fluid type scale with clamp() that stays readable and doesn't overshoot on 4K
Editorial layouts live and die by the type scale. My first prompts gave me clamp() values that looked fine on a laptop but ballooned to absurd sizes on a 32-inch monitor because the preferred vw term
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Procedural mesh-gradient background that animates without looking like a lava lamp
Everyone's doing the blurry blob mesh-gradient hero background now, and most look like a 2005 lava lamp because the color stops drift randomly and mush together. I wanted something that breathes slowl
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Prompt to convert a messy research notebook into a reproducible, parameterized script
My analysis lived in a 400-cell notebook with out-of-order execution, hardcoded paths from my laptop, and df reused for six different frames. It ran on my machine and nowhere else. I needed a clean CL
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Turning a messy matplotlib notebook into one reproducible plotting script
I had a research notebook with 40 cells of exploratory plots, half of them relying on variables defined three cells up and a global rcParams tweak that only worked if you ran things in order. Sharing
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Match-3 prompt with cascading combos and juice that reads at a glance
Match-3 is deceptively hard to make feel good. My first AI version detected matches and removed gems instantly, so the board just blinked and refilled with no sense of chain reaction. Dead. The naive