#javascript #ai #anthropic #chatbots #chatgpt #claude #gemini #generative_ai #google_deepmind #large_language_models #llm #openai #prompt_engineering #prompt_injection #prompts

There is a collection of system prompts used by popular chatbots like ChatGPT and others. These prompts are instructions that guide how chatbots respond. They are now available publicly on GitHub, which can be very helpful for users. By seeing these prompts, users can understand how chatbots work and even learn how to create their own AI tools. This can help developers build better AI applications and improve their understanding of AI technology.

https://github.com/asgeirtj/system_prompts_leaks

#typescript #commerce #e_commerce #javascript #marketplace #marketplace_solution #medusa #medusajs #medusajs_v2 #multi_vendor #multi_vendor_ecommerce #multivendor_ecommerce #nodejs #open_source #shopping_cart

Mercur is a free, open-source platform that lets you build and run your own multi-vendor marketplace with full control over your data, infrastructure, and customizations. It combines the ease of SaaS with the freedom of open source, so you avoid transaction fees and vendor lock-in. Built on modern MedusaJS technology, Mercur supports both B2C and B2B marketplaces, offering customizable storefronts, admin and vendor panels, and integrations like Stripe for payments. This means you can create a unique, scalable marketplace tailored to your business needs without relying on costly or restrictive platforms. It requires some technical skill but gives you complete ownership and flexibility.

https://github.com/mercurjs/mercur

#javascript #ansi #ansi_escape_codes #chalk #cli #color #commandline #console #javascript #strip_ansi #terminal #terminal_emulators

Chalk is a popular Node.js tool that lets you easily add colors and styles to text in the terminal, making your console output clearer and more attractive. It supports many colors, including 256 and truecolor (millions of colors), and allows you to combine and nest styles like bold, underline, and background colors. Chalk auto-detects if your terminal supports colors and works without adding dependencies or changing built-in string behavior. You can create custom themes and use template literals for dynamic, colorful logs. This helps you highlight important information in your terminal output, improving readability and debugging. Chalk is reliable, actively maintained, and widely used in many projects.

https://github.com/chalk/chalk