wtf is system_prompts_leaks?

This repository is a collection of extracted system prompts from popular AI chatbots and coding assistants. A system prompt is a set of hidden instructions that AI companies write to shape how their models behave, what persona they adopt, what they will or will not do, and what tools they have access to. End users typically never see these instructions, but researchers have found ways to extract or reconstruct them by probing the models with carefully crafted questions. The collection includes system prompts from ChatGPT at various GPT versions, multiple Claude models from Anthropic including Opus and Sonnet variants as well as Claude Code, Google's Gemini family, xAI's Grok, and Perplexity. Each model's prompt is stored as a Markdown file organized by company, making them easy to browse and compare. You would find this repository useful if you are an AI researcher studying how these systems are instructed and constrained, a developer building on top of these APIs who wants to understand the baseline behavior you are working with or competing against, or a curious person who wants to understand why a chatbot behaves the way it does. It is also valuable for journalists and policy researchers studying AI transparency, since it reveals what behavioral guardrails and capabilities companies have programmed into their most widely used products. The project itself does not contain any code in the traditional sense. It is entirely a documentation and research archive of Markdown text files organized into folders by company. There is no programming language, framework, or runtime involved. The repository is updated regularly as new model versions are released, and pull requests are accepted to add new prompts.