System Prompts: Write Instructions That Control AI Behavior
A system prompt is the hidden instruction layer that sets an AI assistant's role, rules, tone, tools, and boundaries before a user ever types. This hub explains what system prompts are, how they differ from user prompts, and how to write, test, and secure one - with copy-paste templates and examples for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and the API.
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