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The Anthropic prompt library — now in Russian

July 4, 2026 · 4 min read

Anthropic — the makers of Claude — have an official prompt library: dozens of tested phrasings for working with code, analysis, writing and business tasks. There's just one problem: it's in English. We translated all of it — 52 prompts in natural, living Russian, ready to use.

Open the prompt library →

What's inside

• Code (25) — from "make sense of someone else's repository" to "close an issue end to end" and "build the layout from a screenshot and check yourself"
• Analysis (11) — "what breaks if I delete this function?", "where in the code does this happen?"
• Business (6) — a spec through an interview, tickets from meeting notes, edge cases before development starts
• Writing (5) — docs for code, interface copy, drafts based on samples
• Learning (5) — explanations of unfamiliar code in a convenient format

How to use it

Open the library, find your task with search or filters, press "Copy" — and paste the prompt into Claude, Claude Code or your own nanobot. The prompts are templates: put in your own files, names and details.

Why this matters to the owner of an AI worker

At MILAGPT we teach people not to "use a neural network" but to own digital employees. A good prompt is a way of setting a task the way a manager sets it: with context, criteria and boundaries. These 52 phrasings are a ready-made school of task-setting. Start with them — and soon you'll be writing your own.

The library is free and will keep growing. If you want not just prompts but your own AI worker that remembers context and works every day — choose a nanobot.

52 prompts in Russian →

Source: Anthropic Prompt Library. Translation and adaptation — MILAGPT.