ronzz.ORG prompt library — user guide

A prompt is the instruction you give an AI assistant to tell it what you want. This library is a shared collection of ready-made prompts for the work we do at ronzz.ORG — writing and proofreading, research, wiki editing, and software development. Instead of writing instructions from scratch, open a prompt, copy it, and adapt it to your task.

You do not need to know anything about programming to use these prompts.

What you need

An AI assistant to paste the prompt into. At ronzz.ORG that is Veramiko — but the prompts are plain text and work in any assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, …).

Prompt store

Browse and search every prompt at prompts.ronzz.org — grouped by theme, with a one-click copy button.

Veramiko

If you use Veramiko, prompts from this repo are readily available there. Simply type / in a chat to list the prompts.

Opencode (recommended desktop coding client)

dist/opencode/ is a complete opencode config directory (AGENTS.md, agents/, opencode.jsonc, plugins/). Link your global config to it — every git pull of this repo updates your agent config:

# one-time setup — everyone at ronzz.ORG is on Linux
git clone https://forgejo.ronzz.org/ronzz-org/ronzz-LLM-prompt-hub.git ~/ronzz-LLM-prompt-hub
ln -s ~/ronzz-LLM-prompt-hub/dist/opencode ~/.config/opencode

For the command prompts, see Generic client.

Generic client

Every prompt is plain text, so you can use it anywhere:

Open the prompt — from the online prompt store (search or browse by theme) or from the matching file in this repository.
Copy the whole prompt.
Paste it into your AI assistant, replace the fill-in markers, and send.

Filling in the markers

Prompts contain markers in double curly brackets, such as {{TOPIC}}:

Replace the marker and its brackets with your own content. If a prompt says "the attached document", attach the file to your message before sending. Leave the rest of the prompt as it is — that wording is what makes it work.

Advice on AI use

Be specific. The more context you give, the better the answer.
Give it the material. If a prompt asks for a text or a document, provide it (paste it in, or attach the file).
Iterate. The first answer is a starting point — reply with what to change ("make it shorter", "keep my style", "add sources").
Check the facts. AI assistants can be confidently wrong. Prompts that need sources will say so; verify anything important.

Getting help

Raise an issue on the repo. If you are part of the Ronzz.ORG community, you can also contact the IT team.

Contributing

Want to add or improve a prompt? See CONTRIBUTING.md.