Why a tip that someone actually ran beats a tip that sounds good
Avi from Instinct Builder ·
Most tips about AI assistants are written to be shared, not to be used. They sound smart, and the first time you paste one in, it does something slightly different from what the post promised.
What we do differently
Every prompt on Instinct Builder started as a real request someone made to their own Instinct. We then shorten it, remove duplicate ideas, and strip anything personal, so you get the useful part and nothing else.
Each claim on the site is tagged one of two ways: Verified means someone actually did it and saw it work. Not tested means we have not run it yet. We would rather show you a gap than hide it.
Why that matters to you
A tip you can trust saves the part that costs the most: the failed attempt. If a prompt is marked Verified, you know it has worked at least once for a real person, and you can start from there instead of from zero.
It also tells you where to be careful. A Not tested tag is a reason to read the prompt first and try it on something low-stakes.
Browse the directory and copy what fits. If you try one, tell us how it went.