About Prompt Blueprints
We write about AI: new models, product changes, pricing, and the leaks that come before them. Each story tries to answer two questions quickly. What changed, and does it matter to you?
How it started
Prompt Blueprints began in 2024 as a place to share Custom GPTs and prompting guides, back when the GPT Store was new. Those pages are still here in the archive.
Since then the site has shifted towards news. AI companies now ship something most weeks, and the details are spread across blog posts, changelogs, model listings and posts on X. We read those, check them, and write up what happened in plain English.
What’s on the site
- NewsModel launches, product updates and company news.
- ReleasesWhat shipped, who can get it and what it costs.
- LeaksThings spotted before launch, kept separate and marked as unconfirmed.
- LearnGuides to prompting and using AI tools day to day.
- Model directoryThe main open and closed models, grouped by lab.
How we write stories
The short version of our editorial policy.
We link to the source.
If a story is based on an announcement, a changelog, a model listing or a post, the link is in the article so you can read it yourself.
Leaks stay labelled.
If a company hasn’t confirmed something, the headline and the article say so.
We check before we publish.
We use AI tools in our research and drafting. Every story is checked against its sources before it goes live.
We fix mistakes.
If something is wrong, tell us through the contact page. When we’ve got it wrong, we correct the article.
Who runs it
Prompt Blueprints is run by Conor Dart, who edits everything published here.
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