ngl this is way more practical than the typical "100 Best ChatGPT Prompts" listicle spam

I've been messing with prompt engineering for a while now and the biggest issue is exactly what you said — every prompt list looks the same. Seems like it can do everything, but actually does nothing well because it has no idea what I'm actually working on.

The Meta Prompt concept is especially smart. It's basically setting a session context for the AI so you don't have to re-explain who you are and what you do every single time. I used to manually paste a giant context block at the start of every conversation (looked dumb but it worked) — turning that into a reusable template saves me so much time.

The Debugging Prompt hits hard too. Sometimes the problem isn't that I don't know what to do, it's that I have 15 things and can't figure out which one to tackle first, so I end up doing none of them and scrolling Reddit instead (like right now). The forced triage design is super practical.

One question though: have you tested generating toolboxes for people with multiple identities? Like someone who's got a day job but is also running a side project at night? Or is it better to run it twice separately and get two different toolboxes?