How a 1,211-prompt library stays honest
Prompt libraries rot. A prompt written for one model version quietly stops working on the next, and nobody removes it. The Prompt Library on tools.scult.in is built around that problem: 1,211 prompts across 52 tool categories, each one…










Prompt libraries rot. A prompt written for one model version quietly stops working on the next, and nobody removes it. The Prompt Library on tools.scult.in is built around that problem: 1,211 prompts across 52 tool categories, each one stamped with the exact tool and version it was tested against and the date, each shown in full with no signup and no hidden text, each with a note on why it works — and re-checked rather than left to go stale. It's organised by the tool you actually use — nine groups from AI Models & Assistants to Video & Audio — not by vague topics. Slides: the nine groups, how a prompt earns its place, and what a prompt page shows. Try it free: https://tools.scult.in/prompts Built entirely solo and free for users, forever. If you're a company like Notion, Canva, Grammarly that acquires or invests in tools like this, I'd genuinely love to talk — pranjulrathour41@gmail.com
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