Show HN: I built a directory of 1000 GitHub Copilot resources

[eddybenchek]

I got tired of bookmarking random GitHub repos and blog posts to find good Copilot prompts, so I built CopilotHub (https://copilothub.directory).

Another tool in your dev toolkit: a searchable directory for Copilot prompts and instructions.

It's a searchable directory where you can: - Browse 100+ prompts by category - Search by keywords, language, or framework - Submit your own prompts (open to contributions) - Find instructions for specific use cases

Started with content from awesome-copilot, now growing through community contributions.

Architecture: - Next.js 15 App Router with server-side filtering - Prisma + Neon for the database - Full-text search with category filtering - Community submission system (pending approval workflow)

Open-source and free.

Why it exists: - Saves time hunting for prompts - Centralized resource for the community - Easy to contribute and discover

What makes it different: - Not just a static list – fully searchable - Server-side filtering for performance - Community-driven curation - Proper attribution for imported content

Repo: https://github.com/eddybenchek/copilothub

What's missing? What would make this more useful?

[gnabgib]

> Off topic: blog posts, sign-up pages, newsletters, lists, and other reading material. Those can't be tried out, so can't be Show HNs. Make a regular submission instead.

https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

[eddybenchek]

Thanks for pointing that out! I realize I may have framed it as a list, but CopilotHub is actually an interactive search engine.

You can: - Search prompts in real-time (try "React" or "testing") - Filter by category with live results - Browse dynamically - Submit prompts (optional)

No signup needed to try the search and filtering. It's a working web app, not reading material. I'll reframe the post to emphasize the interactive features.