Awesome_GPT_Super_Prompting

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This repository is an "awesome" curated index that aggregates resources related to GPT prompt engineering, jailbreak techniques, system prompt leaks, prompt injection and prompt security. The README organizes and links to collections of jailbreak prompts, leaked GPT agent system prompts, prompt-injection tools and benchmarks, secure prompting mitigations, prompt libraries and lists of GPT agents. It highlights topical sections such as Latest Jailbreaks, GPT Agents System Prompt Leaks, Prompt Injection, Secure Prompting, GPTs Lists, Prompts Libraries and Prompt Engineering. The project is intended as a centralized directory for researchers, security practitioners and prompt engineers who want a single reference to community datasets, tools, forums and notable repositories. The maintainers note a to-do list for V3.00 and provide instructions to request removal of sensitive prompts.

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Organized topical sections that collect external resources and examples about jailbreaks, leaked system prompts, prompt-injection techniques and mitigations. Curated links include community forums, datasets and benchmark projects for adversarial prompting and automated LLM fuzzing. A Latest Jailbreaks folder is called out for recent additions. Presents dedicated sections for Secure Prompting and Prompt Engineering with mitigation and educational resources. Lists GPTs collections, prompt libraries and specialized GPT agents focused on cybersecurity and prompt optimization. Includes metadata such as Hall of Fame contributors, star history and keywords to aid discovery. Emphasizes curation and linking rather than delivering an integrated executable toolset.
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This collection helps researchers, security analysts, prompt engineers and interested users quickly discover consolidated resources about GPT jailbreaks, leaked system prompts, prompt-injection exploits and defensive mitigations. It points to community-maintained lists, datasets and tools used for benchmarking and analyzing prompt vulnerabilities, reducing the time needed to locate relevant repositories and discussion forums. The structured categories make it easier to explore jailbreak examples, secure prompting guidance, prompt libraries and example GPT agents for security or prompt optimization tasks. The README documents active maintenance signals, a roadmap for future releases and a process for requesting removal of sensitive content. The repository functions as a research and discovery hub rather than an original exploit toolkit.

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