CoreBest for everyday work
Briefing Framework
Turn vague intent into a reusable AI brief with audience, source material, constraints, and review criteria.
Prompt Mastery
Master the discipline of communicating with intelligence.
A dedicated progression for learning how to brief, structure, reason, critique, and collaborate with AI systems. This is not a prompt list. It is interaction design for thinking with machines.
10
levels
40+
patterns
1
operating habit
AdvancedBest for complex work
Context Window Discipline
Decide what belongs in context, what should stay out, and how to keep a conversation useful across multiple steps.
OperatorBest for workflow design
Agentic Prompting
Define tools, boundaries, tripwires, approval gates, logs, and final reports before an AI system acts.
Progression
From basic prompting to master-level AI communication.
The section is structured as a ladder. Each layer introduces a new kind of control: context, format, memory, tools, reasoning, and multi-step workflows.
Basic promptingStructured promptingContext engineeringWorkflow promptingAgentic promptingMulti-step promptingMemory systemsTool useReasoning systemsMaster-level AI communication
Practice
Teach cognition, not tricks.
Every prompt pattern should make a learner better at thinking: clarifying intent, making assumptions visible, evaluating evidence, and improving outputs through critique.
Prompt anatomyBefore and after examplesCritique loopsRole, task, context, source, constraint, outputQuality bars and verification prompts
Prompt Mastery Lab
From simple briefs to advanced AI delegation.
A copyable library of prompt techniques for real work: writing, research, critique, decisions, workflows, agents, and verification.
Everyday workSimple
Task + Context + Output
Tell the AI what to do, why it matters, and what format you need.
Use this for emails, summaries, checklists, notes, and quick drafts.
Task: [what you want done] Context: [who this is for, why it matters, and any background] Output: [format, length, tone, sections] Constraints: [what to avoid or preserve] Create the first draft now.
Sharper first draftsSimple
Role Brief
A role gives the AI a useful lens, not a costume.
Use this when the output needs a professional point of view.
Act as a [role]. Help me [task]. Audience: [audience] Goal: [decision or outcome] Tone: [tone] Source material: [paste notes or describe input] Give me [specific output] with clear headings.
Learning and claritySimple
Explain Three Ways
One explanation is rarely enough. Ask for multiple lenses.
Use this when a concept feels vague or too technical.
Explain [topic] in three ways: 1. In one plain-English paragraph. 2. With a simple analogy. 3. As a practical workplace example. End with the three mistakes beginners usually make.
Turning advice into actionSimple
Checklist Builder
A checklist turns abstract guidance into repeatable behavior.
Use this for review steps, SOPs, QA, and preparation.
Turn this goal into a practical checklist: [goal] Context: [where it will be used] Create: - A preparation checklist - A quality checklist - A final review checklist Keep each item concrete and observable.
Golden Rule