
Modern, web-based prompt library built to help developers, designers, analysts, and creators find the right prompt, faster.
AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Lovable are rapidly evolving, becoming smarter and easier to use. But for complex, long-term, or specialized tasks, users still need well-engineered, reusable prompts.
The challenge:
MoCo Prompts is a modern, web-based prompt library built to help developers, designers, analysts, and creators find the right prompt, faster.

100+ prompts across domains like Python Development, Data Analysis, Marketing, UX/Product Design, and Visual AI.
Task-based, role-based, and domain-specific tags.
Built with React + Vite + Tailwind for a lightweight, fast, and clean interface.
Prompts are instantly usable across any AI tool.
MoCo Prompts is designed for:
Debugging, refactoring, code generation.
SQL queries, dashboards, statistical modeling.
Campaign copy, SEO, social posts.
Wireframes, personas, UX copywriting.
Visual storytelling, multimodal exploration.
To ensure ease of discovery, prompts are structured under:
Development, Data, Marketing, UX, Visual AI.
Debugging, Analysis, Ideation, Content Creation, Research.
Beginner-friendly → Advanced use cases.
Quick daily tasks → Deep project workflows.
This project allowed me to combine my design thinking and vibe coding skills into a fast prototype.
Information architecture, categorization framework, and microcopy.
Clean bento-grid inspired layouts, Apple-style typography, and lightweight interactions.
React + Vite + Tailwind CSS with attention to performance and accessibility.
Mapping user needs to structured workflows for effective prompt retrieval.


Instantly locate prompts by tags or categories.
Task-based sets for Python, SQL, UX, and Marketing.
No clutter, just copy-paste and go.
Minimal, responsive, with a clean grid-based layout.
Building a scalable prompt library required thoughtful admin tools and system design.




Rate limiting and monitoring to prevent misuse of the copy feature.
User-driven prompt requests and community curation features.

By bridging AI accessibility and real workflow needs, MoCo Prompts:
This project taught me how prompt engineering itself requires UX thinking. A prompt is a product. Organizing, categorizing, and making them discoverable is just as important as writing them well.
MoCo Prompts was my experiment in building something that's not just functional, but delightful to use.