NjectAI and God of Prompt: how the two fit together
NjectAI is part of the God of Prompt ecosystem, the company behind the prompt library at godofprompt.ai. In your NjectAI dashboard, the Works with God of Prompt card opens its library of 7,000+ prompts and its prompt generator in a new tab. Copy a prompt there, paste it into your AI tool and add your context with NjectAI.
What is God of Prompt?
God of Prompt is the company behind the prompt library at godofprompt.ai. By its own count, the library holds 7,000+ prompts across 21 categories, organised by AI tool, and God of Prompt lets anyone browse it and copy its prompts. Each prompt page has a Copy button, and a prompt with blanks has a Fill in the variables panel where you fill them in.
God of Prompt also runs a prompt generator. You sign in to God of Prompt, describe your goal in the box ("Describe what you want to accomplish"), click Generate, and it writes a prompt for you. The generator is God of Prompt's own product, with its own pricing shown on its page.
The library size, the categories and the generator's terms are God of Prompt's figures. NjectAI does its work somewhere else: inside the AI tools where you type.
How is NjectAI related to God of Prompt?
NjectAI, also called Nject, is part of the God of Prompt ecosystem. It has its own site, nject.ai, its own account and its own plan, Nject Pro. Robert Youssef founded God of Prompt and is the Founder, CEO of NjectAI. The service itself is operated by PROMPT COPILOT - FZCO, as the Terms of Service say.
The idea came from God of Prompt. While the team worked to improve the experience for God of Prompt's users, Robert had the idea to deliver the prompt, with your context in it, straight into the AI tool, right where you type. So NjectAI works inside the AI tool: it rewrites your prompt with your context in it, or adds your saved context to your message.
The AI companies compete with each other, and NjectAI is a neutral layer that works with all of them: one set of context profiles for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Grok and Grok on X.
What does the Works with God of Prompt card do?
The Works with God of Prompt card sits under the sidebar of your NjectAI dashboard. It carries the title "Engineered AI prompts that already work" and a link to godofprompt.ai. Its two buttons open God of Prompt's own pages in a new tab, so your dashboard stays open.
| Button | What it opens |
|---|---|
| Customize my prompt | The God of Prompt prompt library, godofprompt.ai/prompt-library |
| Generate custom prompt | The God of Prompt prompt generator, godofprompt.ai/prompt-generator |
Both pages are God of Prompt's. You browse, fill in and copy prompts there, then bring them into your AI tool, where NjectAI adds your context. The next section shows the steps.
How do I use a God of Prompt prompt with my NjectAI context?
Copy the prompt from godofprompt.ai, paste it into a new chat in your AI tool, and click Context Inject in the NjectAI pill before you send. Your saved context then goes out with the prompt, so the AI gets both the structure of a tested prompt and the facts about you and your work.
- Open a prompt in the God of Prompt library. Fill in the variables it asks for, if any, then click Copy.
- Open a new chat in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity or Grok. If the profile bar asks "Which profile you are using this time?", pick the profile that fits.
- Paste the prompt into the message box. The NjectAI pill appears in the box.
- Click Context Inject, the syringe in the pill. A toast reads "Context added. Sends with your next message."
- Send the message. Your context is added after the prompt.