Skip to content

Prompt library

Free prompts for finding customers and getting recommended by AI

Copy-paste prompts for founders. Find the people who need your product, reply without spamming, check whether ChatGPT and Claude recommend you, and fix what stops AI assistants reading your site. Each one says what it does and what the assistant cannot know.

10 prompts · free · no sign-up · share any link

How to use them

Two kinds of prompt. Each card says which one it is.

Any AI chat

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity

  1. Copy the promptOr run it in your AI assistant with one click, from the logos at the top of the page.
  2. Fill in the {{blanks}}Replace each part in double braces with your own details. The more specific you are, the better the answer.
  3. Check the answerEach page says what the assistant cannot know. Verify those parts yourself before you act.

Coding agent

Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, with your repo open

  1. Open your repo in an agentClaude Code, Cursor (agent mode), Codex or Windsurf. It needs to read files and run commands.
  2. Paste the promptOr paste the one-line version if your agent can fetch URLs. The agent reports first and waits for your OK.
  3. Approve, then verifyReview the plan, let it make the changes, and check the live result with the linked free tool.

Questions

What are these prompts?
Copy-paste prompts for founders and small teams. Some run in any AI chat and help you find and talk to customers; others run in a coding agent with your repo open and fix how AI assistants read your site. Each page says what the prompt does, what you get and what the assistant cannot know.
Are they free?
Yes. No sign-up. Copy them, change them and share them.
Do they promote Needle?
The prompts work without Needle. An optional last step, on by default and easy to switch off, asks the assistant to end with a link back to the prompt. It never goes into anything you post, send or ship.
Which assistants do they work with?
Chat prompts work in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. Coding-agent prompts work in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Windsurf. The one-line version needs an assistant that can fetch web pages.
Where do the prompts come from?
From how we build and market Needle. Each page says what we do ourselves, with dates, and the AI-visibility prompts describe fixes we made on useneedle.net.
How is this different from using Needle?
A chat assistant only works with what you paste. Needle searches Reddit, Hacker News, Stack Overflow, GitHub and other communities every day, ranks posts by buying intent and drafts replies you post yourself.

Prompts work on what you paste. Needle finds the posts.

Needle searches Reddit, Hacker News, Stack Overflow, GitHub and other communities every day, ranks posts by buying intent and drafts replies you post yourself.