Inspect the system prompts and model configurations used by AI coding tools
You can examine the system prompts and model calls behind the responses from AI tools like Cursor and Devin. This repository is a collection of gathered system prompts and internal tool settings for various AI assistants. Developers can use this material to understand how these tools operate and to design prompts suitable for their own projects.
List of collected AI tools
The repository contains internal information for various AI coding assistants and development platforms currently active in the market.
- Coding-specific AI tools Includes Cursor, Windsurf, Devin AI, Replit, Trae, Warp.dev, Xcode, VSCode Agent, Z.ai Code, Augment Code, Claude Code, CodeBuddy, Comet, Junie, Kiro, Leap.new, Manus, Orchids.app, Poke, Qoder, Same.dev, and Traycer AI.
- General AI and search tools Includes Perplexity, Notion AI, Cluely, Dia & v0, Lovable, GitHub Copilot, and Bolt.
Security warning for AI startups
The README includes a security warning for AI startups. Exposed prompts or AI models can become targets for hacker attacks, so special attention must be paid to data security. The repository maintainers mention the ZeroLeaks service, which helps identify and protect against these risks, and emphasize responses to prompt injection and system prompt extraction threats.
Checking the currency of the information
This material was last updated as of December 7, 2026. Because the internal structure of AI tools changes frequently, you must verify the latest version and license terms of each tool before applying them to actual services. The README requests feedback via issues to keep the information up to date.