90% of AI prompts fail because people write them like Google searches. This free 5-day masterclass teaches the framework, techniques, and production patterns that separate AI power users from everyone else.
Free forever · No credit card · Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini
You'll leave with a repeatable framework, not a list of tips that only sometimes work.
The 4-element framework (Role, Context, Task, Format) works on every AI tool, every use case. You'll use it 100 times before this course is over.
Every lesson shows the bad prompt, the good prompt, and exactly why the good one works. Day 1 alone has 10 before/after comparisons you can steal immediately.
You'll finish with a tested, versioned prompt library for your specific work domain. Not theory — actual prompts you use on Monday morning.
From why prompts fail to building production prompt libraries for your team.
Most people write prompts like Google searches. That's wrong. Learn the 4-element framework (Role, Context, Task, Format) and see 10 before/after examples. Exercise: rewrite 10 real prompts using the framework.
Chain of thought ("think step by step") and why it reliably improves AI reasoning. Few-shot prompting: give examples, get consistent output. Self-consistency: ask multiple times and compare. Solve a complex analysis problem using each technique.
System prompts are the most powerful tool most users never touch. Write system prompts for different personas (analyst, editor, coder). Add constraints and guardrails. Understand temperature and other parameters. Build 5 system prompts for 5 work tasks.
JSON output, tables, and formatted data you can actually use programmatically. XML tags for complex prompts. Build prompts that extract structured data from unstructured text — the skill that unlocks AI for analytics work.
Testing and evaluating prompts. Prompt injection — what it is and how to prevent it. Versioning and managing prompts across a team. When prompting isn't enough: fine-tuning, RAG, and agents. Build a tested, versioned prompt library for one work domain.
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You use Claude or ChatGPT daily but the outputs feel generic. This course explains exactly why that is and how to fix it with structure, not luck.
You write code but your prompts are improvised. Day 3 on system prompts and Day 5 on prompt versioning will change how you architect AI into your applications.
You're responsible for how your org uses AI. Day 5's prompt library module gives you a concrete deliverable — a reusable, version-controlled system your whole team can use.
Three days of intensive, hands-on AI training. Build production systems, master the full AI stack, and leave with a portfolio. $1,490 all-in. Coming to 5 cities in October 2026.
No. Days 1–4 require nothing except a browser and access to an AI tool like Claude or ChatGPT. Day 5 includes optional Python examples for developers, but the core content is language-agnostic.
Yes. The core techniques — chain of thought, few-shot, system prompts — work with any large language model. Examples use Claude but the concepts apply equally to GPT-4, Gemini, and others.
All 5 days, forever. No paywall, no "upgrade to continue." We mention the bootcamp once at the end of Day 5. That's it.
Skip Day 1 and go straight to Day 2 (chain of thought) or Day 3 (system prompts). Most "intermediate" users haven't touched system prompts properly. Day 5 on production prompt management is new for almost everyone.
45–90 minutes depending on the day. Days 1 and 2 are faster. Day 5 is longer because you're building something real — a full prompt library for your work domain.