Prompt Injection Techniques — Adversarial Security Research

This project is a community-driven library of structured text inputs designed to guide large language models into specific roles, behaviors, and operational modes. It functions as a comprehensive repository of prompt engineering resources, providing reusable templates that allow users to override default model tendencies and enforce domain-specific response patterns through instruction-following logic. The collection distinguishes itself by offering specialized persona-based directives that constrain model output to simulate professional experts or functional technical environments. By utilizing few-shot conditioning and system-level instructions, the library enables users to enforce strict output schemas, suppress conversational filler, and maintain the illusion of persistent environments, such as simulated terminal interfaces or programming interpreters. The repository covers a broad capability surface, including resources for creative content generation, automated workflow assistance, and technical development tasks. These templates are categorized to support diverse applications ranging from software engineering and database management to academic writing and linguistic analysis. The project serves as a practical guide for implementing advanced interaction techniques to improve the quality and relevance of model responses.