Full v0 by Vercel System Prompt (10K+ tokens) (github.com)

A public repository titled "Full v0 by Vercel System Prompt (10K+ tokens)" collects and publishes an extensive set of AI system instructions — over 30,000+ lines and individual prompts exceeding 10,000 tokens — covering a wide range of assistant and agent configurations (Vercel, Copilot/VSCode, Replit, Claude/Anthropic, Perplexity, Notion AI, Xcode, and many more). The project owner (NotLucknite) posts early releases on Discord, solicits community feedback and financial support, and lists a roadmap, available files, and a security notice. The repo also offers a commercial-style service (ZeroLeaks) claiming to audit and secure leaked system instructions and internal model configurations. For the AI/ML community this is a double-edged resource: technically rich material for prompt engineering, behavior analysis, and reproducibility—allowing researchers and developers to study long-form system prompts, agent orchestration patterns, and real-world instruction design—while simultaneously posing security and IP risks. Exposed system prompts can enable jailbreaks, leak sensitive policy/config details, or help attackers craft targeted exploits. Key implications include the ability to reverse-engineer model behavior, accelerate red-team testing and instruction-tuning research, and the urgent need for startups to audit prompt hygiene and deployment security to prevent leakage and misuse.