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Discovery Engine & Open Prompt Directory

Search, filter, and inspect verified AI prompts across system categories, tags, and creator showcases.

What is this?

The Explore Prompts directory is the public search engine of PromptVerse. It indexes all community-contributed public prompts across system categories (Coding, Copywriting, Marketing, Data Analysis, and Creative Writing) with full-text search and tag clouds.

Cards feature 1-click copy buttons, creator links, and engagement counters.

Why does it exist?

Finding high-performing prompts shouldn’t require scouring disorganized Twitter threads or forum posts. A dedicated discovery index allows developers, marketers, and researchers to locate battle-tested prompts tuned for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini in seconds.

It connects practitioners with proven prompt patterns.

How is it beneficial?
  • Instant Copy to Clipboard: Copy complete prompt instructions directly into your active LLM session.
  • Deep Taxonomy Filtering: Drill down by category, tag keywords, or sort by Most Copied or Latest.
  • Sub-Millisecond Speed: Backed by indexed query optimization and optional Redis caching.
Pro Tip: Sort by "Most Copied" to immediately find the community’s highest-rated prompts for any workflow.
Coding & Software Architecture ⭐ 4.9 (29)
Clean Architecture & Domain-Driven Design (DDD) Layer Decomposition

Decomposes monolithic features into Domain, Application, Infrastructure, and Presentation layers following strict DDD principles.

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# System Role: Principal Software Architect & Domain-Driven Design Expert ## Objective: Analyze the provided business requirements and domain model, decomposing them into Clean Architecture layers (Domain Entities, Value Objects, Use Cases / Application Services, Gateways / Repositories, and Presentation Controllers). ## Target Application Context: - Domain / Business Domain: {{business_domain}} - Tech Stack / Language: {{tech_stack}} - Core Business Workflow: {{workflow_description}} ## Instructions: 1. **Domain Layer**: - Define aggregate roots, entities, and immutable value objects. - Enforce business invariants directly in domain entity methods (no anemic domain models). 2. **Application Layer (Use Cases)**: - Provide concrete request/response DTOs for the primary workflow. - Outline command and query handlers (CQRS pattern where applicable). 3. **Infrastructure Layer**: - Define repository interfaces and persistence adapters (e.g. SQLAlchemy, Prisma, EF Core). - Detail external gateway abstractions (payment, notifications, event buses). 4. **Boundary Enforcements**: - Specify dependency direction (inward towards the domain). - Outline unit and integration test strategies isolating the domain from I/O. ## Expected Output: - Formatted UML/ASCII architectural boundary diagram. - Production-grade code skeletons with type hints and invariant validations. - Explicit list of architectural anti-patterns to avoid for this specific domain.