wtf is atlas-prompt-library?

This repo contains an interactive prototype for the Atlas Cloud Prompt Library, essentially a clickable mockup showing how a website for sharing and browsing AI prompts could look and work. It presents four pages: a home page that aggregates prompts, a detail page for individual prompts, a submission page for contributing new ones, and a favorites page for saving prompts you like. The prototype uses sample content pulled from several open-source Atlas Cloud prompt collections. Because it is built in HTML, you can open it in any web browser and click through the screens exactly like a finished website. It is purely visual and interactive, not a working application with a real database. Any text or boxes shown in purple with dashed lines are developer notes explaining what each section should do, so those are meant for the people building the real product rather than for the people who will eventually use it. The actual prototype lives in a single file located in the assets folder. The people who would find this most useful are product managers, designers, or founders planning to build a prompt-sharing platform of their own. Rather than describing the idea in words, they can share this clickable prototype with developers, investors, or teammates so everyone can see and feel the proposed user experience. It is also handy for anyone who wants to visualize how a library of AI prompts could be organized, browsed, and contributed to by a community. The content used to populate the prototype, the example prompts, preview images, and videos, comes from existing open-source collections focused on various AI image and video generation tools. This makes the mockup feel realistic, since it shows actual prompts and their results rather than placeholder text. The prototype does not include any backend logic or user accounts, it exists purely to communicate the design and flow of the intended product.