Quick Start
Get started with PromptKit in just a few minutes. This guide covers the basics of finding and using prompts.
1. Browse Categories
PromptKit organizes prompts into categories:
- Frontend: React, Vue, CSS, accessibility
- Backend: APIs, databases, authentication
- DevOps: Docker, CI/CD, infrastructure
- Data Engineering: Pipelines, SQL, analytics
- And more...
Visit the home page to see all categories.
2. Find a Prompt
Each prompt card shows:
- Name: What the prompt does
- Tags: Related topics
- AI Models: Recommended AI to use
Click on a prompt to see the full template.
3. Copy and Use
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# Example: Using a prompt with Claude
1. Copy the prompt template
2. Open Claude (or your preferred AI)
3. Paste and fill in the {{variables}}
4. Send and iterate!4. Customize Variables
Prompts use {{variable}} syntax for dynamic content:
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Create a React component for {{component_name}} that:
- Uses {{styling_approach}} for styling
- Handles {{state_type}} state
- Follows {{pattern}} patternsReplace the variables with your specific requirements.
5. Save Favorites
Create a free account to:
- Save favorite prompts
- Track your usage
- Sync across devices
Next Steps
- Install the CLI for local prompt access
- Explore Skills for complex workflows
- Check API docs for programmatic access