friuns2/blackfriday-gpts-prompts

List of free GPTs that doesn't require plus subscription

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Updated 22 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on September 6th, 2026
Created on November 22nd, 2023
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 222 (+0)
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Blackfriday-gpts-prompts is a curated collection of prompts and jailbreaks for large language models that focuses on free GPT alternatives not requiring paid subscriptions.

The repository addresses the problem of discovering and accessing capable AI agents without subscription costs. It organizes prompts and techniques across multiple domains including programming, marketing, academic work, job hunting, gaming, creative tasks, and business applications. The collection also includes jailbreak prompts designed to modify model behavior and bypass restrictions. The approach is straightforward: maintaining categorized markdown files that list working prompts users can copy and apply directly to various AI systems.

Developers and users exploring AI capabilities without financial commitment should consider this collection. It suits anyone experimenting with prompt engineering, testing different AI models, or seeking specialized prompts for particular use cases. The repository covers a broad range of applications from coding assistance to creative writing, making it useful for both technical and non-technical users. The inclusion of jailbreak techniques indicates the collection targets users interested in exploring model boundaries and alternative interaction patterns.

The project maintains active organization across multiple topic categories with a recent update documenting current working prompts. The repository structure suggests ongoing curation and categorization of new material. The breadth of topics covered indicates sustained effort to keep the collection relevant across different use cases and AI platforms.