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EnglishWhat is The Prompter by Victor Perez?
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The Prompter is a weekly newsletter published on Substack by Victor Perez, aimed at "dreamers, AI whisperers, and prompters." It has been running for about four years and has hundreds of subscribers. If you want a recurring, subscription-based read on prompting and AI-adjacent creative work, this is the format it takes; if you need a browsable public archive or a non-Substack site, this is not that.
Who runs it and who it's for
- Author: Victor Perez.
- Audience, in the publication's own words: "dreamers, AI whisperers, and prompters" — that is, people interested in prompting and in working creatively with AI tools.
- Cadence: weekly.
The stated audience is the clearest signal about content. It is not positioned as a general technology news outlet or a research publication; it is written for people who write prompts and think about AI creatively.
How it's delivered
The Prompter lives on Substack, the newsletter platform. Two practical consequences follow from the page itself:
- Subscription is the access path. The site presents a Subscribe action and, in doing so, references Substack's Terms of Use, Information Collection Notice, and Privacy Policy. What a subscription costs, and how much content is free versus paid, is not stated on the page — so treat pricing and paywall depth as unconfirmed until you check the subscribe flow yourself.
- JavaScript is required. The page states that the site requires JavaScript to run correctly and asks visitors to enable JavaScript or unblock scripts. If you load it with scripts blocked, expect a degraded or empty page rather than the content.
What you can and can't tell from the landing page
| Question | Answer from the page |
|---|---|
| What is it? | A weekly newsletter on Substack |
| Who writes it? | Victor Perez |
| Who is it for? | Dreamers, AI whisperers, prompters |
| How long has it run? | Launched about 4 years ago |
| How big is it? | Hundreds of subscribers |
| What does it cost? | Not stated |
| What do individual issues cover? | Not shown on the landing page |
Deciding whether to subscribe
Subscribe if you want a weekly, author-driven newsletter on prompting and AI creativity and you're comfortable reading inside Substack. Before committing, open the publication and read a recent issue to judge the actual content — the landing page describes the audience but does not show sample issues, so the only reliable test is reading one. If you need to know the price or how much is paywalled, check the subscribe screen directly, since the page itself doesn't say.