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Prompt Engineering Primer
Write and improve your first useful prompt with a five-page guide, a complete worked example and a practice worksheet.
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Find your starting point02 / See the method
Less loose information.
More usable work.
A better prompt tells AI what to do—and what it must leave unknown. Here’s what that looks like.
Meeting notes → Action listFictional example
01 / Give it a source
The loose notes.
Maya will revise the service descriptions by Friday. Someone needs to check the pricing page. We discussed an autumn workshop, but made no decision.
02 / Set the task and boundary
The instruction.
Make an action list using only these notes. Keep discussion separate from decisions. Mark missing owners and deadlines “Unassigned” or “Not set.”
03 / Get a draft you can check
The next steps.
| Action | Owner | Due |
|---|---|---|
| Revise service descriptions | Maya | Friday |
| Check the pricing page | Unassigned | Not set |
Still open: The autumn workshop was discussed; no decision was recorded.
A missing answer is something to resolve. It isn’t permission to invent one.
04 / Keep a person in the loop
The human check.
Check each row against the notes. Confirm the calendar date for Friday, assign the missing owner and deadline, and approve the list before sharing it.
03 / Try it yourself
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