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Prompts and workflows

Grok 4.6 · prompting-guide

X: Matthew Berman's Creator Profile Card Prompt

Turn “X: Matthew Berman's Creator Profile Card Prompt” into a bounded task entry with explicit inputs, runtime context, output format, and acceptance checks; confirm the source and model state before use.

Source not verifiedA compatible model client or agent harness; confirm the live model, tools, and permissions before execution.

Prerequisites and inputs

  • Task goal
  • Relevant source material or repository
  • Runtime and tool constraints
  • Acceptance criteria

Complete templates

Editorial adaptation: task-specific reusable block

Tabbit editorial adaptation; not the original source prompt
Design and build a profile card in a {{FRAME_SIZE}} canvas. Include {{CARD_ELEMENTS}}, follow {{VISUAL_DIRECTION}}, and check overflow, legibility, contrast, and button states before delivery.

Replace before running: {{FRAME_SIZE}}, {{CARD_ELEMENTS}}, {{VISUAL_DIRECTION}}

Task outcome

Deliver a working creator profile card in a fixed canvas, not a visual description alone.

Prerequisites and environment

Use a Grok 4.6 coding workspace with the target framework, placeholder assets, viewport size, interaction list, and a browser screenshot loop.

Task-specific steps

Build the card shell first, then the responsive layout, keyboard focus order, and interaction states. Render at the supplied viewport and inspect overflow, contrast, missing assets, and console errors.

Output and acceptance

Return runnable files and a screenshot. Accept only when every interaction works, the layout holds at the target viewport, and placeholders are clearly marked. If rendering fails, reduce the component to a static shell and isolate the failing asset or dependency.

Source and boundary

This is an editorial adaptation of a public creator-card example; the source does not establish production accessibility or browser compatibility.

Read the source research notes

Original prompt

Within a fixed 500 x 500 pixel square frame, design and build a beautiful creator profile card for a social app. Include a portrait image, creator name, short bio, follower information, and a follow button. Use your own judgment for the visual design. Provide your own detailed information.

Prompt breakdown

  • Canvas constraint: Fixed at 500×500 pixels.

  • Product object: A creator profile card in a social app.

  • Required elements: Portrait, name, bio, follower information, and a follow button.

  • Open-ended elements: The model decides the visual design and specific content.

Acceptance requirements for the improved version

After implementation, verify the card at exactly 500 x 500 pixels. Check hierarchy, text legibility, image contrast, button affordance, and overflow. Return the runnable artifact and list any approximations.

This case shows that a short prompt can leave the decision space open to the model; for production use, brand, accessibility, responsive behavior, and real-asset requirements would still need to be added.

Source and dates

X · Source date: 2026-08-13 · Edited: 2026-09-20

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Variable checklist

Still to replace: 3

{{FRAME_SIZE}}{{CARD_ELEMENTS}}{{VISUAL_DIRECTION}}

Related prompts

X: Shawn's Grok 4.6 Single-Prompt 3D Ship CaseX: Tim Jayas's Three.js Steam-Engine Prototype PromptX: Anshu's Grok 4.6 App and Design Workflow with the Same PromptX: Vaibhav Sisinty's Four-Task Prompt Frameworks for Grok 4.6

Related reviews

X: Matthew Berman's Same-Prompt Comparison of Profile CardsX / TypingMind: Comparing Grok 4.6 with the Same Paper-Cut Animation PromptX: Same-Prompt Cost and Speed Comparison of Grok 4.6 and Opus 5Reddit r/cursor: Grok 4.6 vs. GPT-5.6 Sol on the Same Task

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Overview · English

Grok 4.6: What Changed, What It Costs, and Who It Fits

A sourced guide to Grok 4.6: the 500K context model, benchmark-version split, live API price and a safer pilot decision.

Comparison · English

Grok 4.7 vs Grok 4.6: Same Rate, Longer Bills

Grok 4.7 lists the same $2/$6 API rate and 500K context as Grok 4.6. At xhigh it used about 81k output tokens per intelligence task, versus 36k.

Grok 4.6

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