Ready-made prompts for Hebrew, business and coding tasks
A collection of written and tested prompts, organized by what you need to do: build a website, write an ad, price an hour of work, edit Hebrew text, review code, or plan a video. Every prompt comes with an explanation of when it is useful, what to fill in before pasting, and where it breaks. Prompts for code and images are written in English because the output is more accurate there, while marketing copywriting prompts are written in Hebrew, otherwise the output sounds translated. Copying takes one click, and there is no need to register for any external service.
Models that write code and image generators are more accurate in English, even when the product itself is in Hebrew. Conversely, marketing copy written in English and then translated sounds translated, so the writing prompts are in Hebrew. Every prompt states which language it uses.
This is what you fill in before pasting. A prompt left with [business description] as is will generate an answer about an imaginary business, which is the most common mistake when using a ready-made prompt.
Most of them work with any strong conversational model, like Claude or ChatGPT. Every prompt has a line stating what it is meant for, and website building prompts are written specifically for Lovable, Bolt, and v0.
You can, and it will work reasonably well. The difference lies in what the prompts here explicitly forbid: phrases that give away AI writing, guessing details you did not provide, and answers that sound confident without a basis. Most of the quality comes from the restrictions rather than the request.
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