prompt stacks & build prompts

Start somewhere specific.

SielaStack is a working library of prompt stacks: websites, videos, backend, agents, design systems, and the family IT emergency.

Every stack is a complete brief. Copy it, paste it into your model, ship something that looks like it had a designer and an engineer on it.

Explore the collection
stack://site/hero-section copy · paste · ship
stacking 3 prompts in order renders in one shot
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The collection

Every stack, ready to paste

Filter by what you are shipping. Each study opens with the full prompt, the design notes behind it, and what you get in the box.

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Curated stacks

Don't want to choose? Take the whole playlist.

Bundles designed to run one after another in the same chat, in order, with shared context.

The approach

Three moves. No prompt engineering degree.

01

Stack it

Add any studies to the stack. They keep their order, top to bottom, the way a build actually runs.

02

Copy once

The tray merges your picks into one numbered brief with shared context, shared rules, and an output contract.

03

Paste anywhere

Claude, GPT, Gemini, Cursor, or a local model. The stacks are written to survive a model swap.

Pro habit

Run the stack, then re-paste the last block on its own with “what would you change?” That is where the quality jump lives.

Wildcard category

“Prompt to fix your mom.”

Yes, it is in here. Under Real Life we keep the stacks that solve problems for humans who are not developers: the Wi-Fi that “stopped working”, the printer that has been offline since 2019, the phone with 4 GB of photos and 0 GB of free space.

Each one is written to be pasted into any chat model and then read out loud over a phone call. Steps numbered. No jargon. No blame. No “have you tried turning it off and on again” unless that is, genuinely, step 1.

Free forever

The starter stack costs nothing.

Six studies: design tokens, a landing page, a hero, a product film, an API skeleton and an agent system prompt. One click, no email, no account.