Guides

Short, step-by-step guides to getting good results from AI. Start at the top, or jump to the one you need.

  1. How to write a prompt that gets a useful answer

    A five-part pattern for writing AI prompts: role, task, context, format and a check. With a before and after example you can copy.

    6 min read

  2. How to find, fill in and use a prompt from the library

    Search for a task, fill in the blanks, then copy the prompt or open it in ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity. A two-minute walkthrough.

    4 min read

  3. How to add a skill to Claude and Claude Code

    Download a skill zip, upload it in the Claude apps, or drop the folder into Claude Code. Plus how to check it is working.

    5 min read

  4. How to use AI skills in ChatGPT, Gemini and other chatbots

    Turn any SKILL.md skill into reusable instructions for a custom GPT, a ChatGPT project, a Gemini Gem or a single chat.

    5 min read

  5. How to check an AI answer before you rely on it

    A practical routine for catching made-up facts, wrong numbers and broken code in AI answers, with prompts that make checking faster.

    6 min read

  6. How to build your own prompt library

    Save the prompts that work, turn them into templates with blanks, and keep them one click away. A simple system that takes ten minutes.

    5 min read

Find a prompt for the task in front of you.

96 prompts in 8 categories. Copy one, fill in the blanks, paste it into any model.

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Promptlexity is a free library of 96 AI prompts and 8 downloadable AI skills across 8 categories, plus a glossary of 64 AI and prompting terms. Each prompt shows the exact text to paste, the variables to fill in, an example of what comes back, and why it works. Each glossary term has a plain-English definition, an example and a common mistake. 6 step-by-step guides cover the basics. No signup, works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other models.

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