Keep a prompt library

Module 1: Prompting that works

Course outline

Quick check

Guess first, no penalty. A prompt (the message you send to an AI) worked well for your weekly update. What should you do with it?

Save the prompts that worked in a doc or a notes app, so next week you don't start from zero.

Sort it

Which details belong in each saved entry?

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Passwords or customer details

Tap a group below, or drag the card onto it.

      Here's a finished prompt you could save:

      Write my weekly status update.
      
      Audience: [my manager and team].
      Period: [week of 14 April].
      
      Use this structure:
      - Done this week (3 bullet points)
      - Blocked or at risk (1 bullet point)
      - Next week (2 bullet points)
      
      Rules: plain words, no more than 120 words total, no marketing language,
      start each bullet point with a verb.

      Fill the gaps

      Fill the gaps in a saved prompt for a support inbox.

      Prompt

      Write a reply to the customer email below. Polite, . .

      Review the list once a month and delete the ones you never use.

      Try it

      Your steps, about 1 minutes

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      1. 1.Save your best prompt from this module in your library, with the task name and today's date.1 min

      Practice

      Question 1 of 2

      Your prompt for support replies worked well today. What do you save in your prompt library?

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