Gemini 3 Prompts So Specific They Name Easing Functions

What it does

The repository is a curated collection of community-submitted prompts for Google’s Gemini 3 model. Each entry includes the full prompt text, example output images, author attribution, and a link to run it in the project’s external web gallery. The list is also translated into over a dozen languages and badges entries that support dynamic arguments via Raycast snippets.

The interesting bit

Most prompt libraries are vague inspiration; this one treats prompts like code snippets. Entries include specific tech stacks—one Japanese prompt for a luxury watch page demands Next.js 15, React Three Fiber, custom GLSL shaders, and exact easing functions—and Raycast-friendly templates let you swap variables without editing text by hand.

Key highlights

• 49 prompts (per the repo’s own statistics table), each with at least one example image and a cited author/source.
• Multilingual READMEs covering everything from Hindi to Brazilian Portuguese.
• Raycast integration: some prompts use snippet syntax for dynamic arguments like theme names or product types.
• Companion web gallery at youmind.com offers masonry layout, full-text search, and mobile filtering—features the flat GitHub README explicitly admits it lacks.
• CC BY 4.0 license, with a copyright notice inviting takedown requests for community-collected content.

Caveats

• The repository’s statistics table lists 0 featured prompts, so the highlight section appears unpopulated.
• The polished masonry gallery, search, and mobile experience live on an external site; the GitHub view is explicitly described as a basic linear list.
• A copyright notice flags that all prompts are community-collected and invites rights holders to request removal.

Verdict

Worth bookmarking if you’re experimenting with Gemini 3’s code-generation or design capabilities and want concrete, copy-paste starting points. Look elsewhere if you need a self-hosted prompt manager or a framework rather than a curated list.