This Prompt Is Amazing - V0 Leaked Prompt



AI Summary

Summary of the Video Transcript

  • Introduction to v0:
    • v0 is an AI coding assistant created by Vercel, designed for generating website frontends.
    • The presenter respects Vercel and believes the prompt structure has valuable takeaways.
  • Demonstration of v0:
    • The presenter uses v0 to generate a to-do list app with a funky design and monochromatic colors, showcasing the ability to add filtering, sorting, and searching features.
    • The presenter uses voice dictation on Windows to interact with v0.
  • Analysis of the v0 Prompt:
    • The prompt is available on GitHub and is tagged as leaked.
    • The prompt is structured with XML tags and includes detailed instructions for v0’s behavior.
    • Key aspects of the prompt:
      • Role definition: v0 is addressed in the third person.
      • Code block types: Custom types for clear definitions.
      • Accessibility: Best practices and semantic HTML.
      • Styling: Use of Tailwind CSS and the Shen UI library.
      • Images and media: Guidelines on placeholders and avoiding certain media types.
      • Formatting: Instructions on code writing style.
      • Frameworks and libraries: Preferences for Lucid react and Shen UI.
      • Caveats: Limitations on using certain code blocks and external data fetching.
      • Planning: v0 is instructed to plan before creating components.
      • Use cases: Guidelines for code execution blocks, HTML, diagrams, general code, linear processes, and quizzes.
      • Domain knowledge: v0 uses systematic thinking for problem-solving.
      • Refusals and warnings: v0 has scripted responses for inappropriate content or queries outside its domain knowledge.
  • Conclusion:
    • The presenter emphasizes the importance of good prompts for better AI output.
    • Key takeaways include using XML tags, providing multiple examples, creating instructions for each use case, having a catch-all segment, and including limitations for refusals and warnings to prevent misuse.

Detailed Instructions and URLs

No specific CLI commands, website URLs, or detailed instructions were provided in the transcript.