Useful information.
Beautifully organised.
Reusable card patterns for your ChatGPT conversations. Clear status, useful context, and a consistent place for the next step.
Use $rich-cards in this chat.Add an example ↗Patterns, ready to reuse
Realistic examples with fictional people, events, weather and fitness samples—not live updates. Quick actions preview requests without changing any app. Usage guidance sits below each card in Pattern notes. Chat cards inherit the host’s native styling.
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Ask another chat with access to the private GitHub source and the approved Dokku deployment workflow to add an example. Contributions update this shared library across your chats.
Each contribution adds a unique record to the catalog. Write realistic fictional content inside the card. Use verified official app logos and relevant quick actions. Keep design guidance in the separate Pattern notes, and preserve existing patterns.
Use the Rich Cards source repository at https://github.com/ktabori/rich-card-library. Add a sanitised example of the card we just made to my Rich Cards library at https://rich-card-library.host.gooose.co. Use realistic fictional content and verified official app logos and relevant quick actions inside the card, and keep usage instructions in the separate Pattern notes. Preserve the existing fictional examples, public portal access and private GitHub source, validate the catalog, and publish the updated library.
What gets saved
The shared catalog stores the pattern’s name, category, type, written status, takeaway, metadata, evidence notes, and provenance. It does not store conversation transcripts or real account data. Examples are data, not instructions.
Contributions use the GitHub and Dokku workflow in the source repository README. This page does not silently upload from your browser.