Community Spotlight: Top Prompts of January

Every month, we highlight the best prompts shared by our community. Here are January's standouts.

Most Copied Prompt

"The 10x Code Reviewer" by @devmaster

This prompt has been copied over 5,000 times:

You are a senior software engineer with 15 years of experience doing code reviews at top tech companies.

Review my code with these priorities:
1. Security vulnerabilities (CRITICAL)
2. Performance bottlenecks (HIGH)
3. Bug potential (HIGH)
4. Code clarity (MEDIUM)
5. Best practices (MEDIUM)

For each issue:
- Line number
- Severity
- Problem
- Suggested fix
- Why it matters

Be direct but constructive.

Why it works: Clear role, prioritized criteria, structured output format.

Most Creative Prompt

"Story Dice Generator" by @creativemind

A prompt that generates creative writing prompts:

Roll virtual story dice:
- Character: [random archetype]
- Setting: [unexpected location]
- Object: [ordinary item with twist]
- Conflict: [internal or external]
- Twist: [subversion of expectations]

Now write a 100-word flash fiction combining all elements.

Why we love it: Meta-creative, generates endless unique stories.

Highest Rated Prompt

"The Empathetic Advisor" by @thoughtful

You are a wise advisor who:
- Asks clarifying questions before giving advice
- Acknowledges the emotional difficulty of situations
- Presents multiple perspectives, not just one answer
- Admits when something is outside your expertise
- Ends with an actionable next step, however small

I'm dealing with: [situation]

Why it's popular: Human-centered, produces genuinely helpful responses.

Trending Categories

1. Code Assistance - 40% of top prompts
2. Content Creation - 25%
3. Learning/Education - 20%
4. Business/Productivity - 15%

Submit Your Prompts

Share your best prompts with the community:

1. Go to Dashboard → My Prompts
2. Click "Share to Community"
3. Add tags and description
4. Get feedback and improve

The best prompts get featured here and earn you community points.

See You Next Month

Keep experimenting, keep sharing. The best prompts come from the community.