Lesson Guide

Write Prompts That Get Great AI Results Every Time

Bad prompts get bad outputs — not because the AI is limited, but because it's being asked a vague question. The difference between a prompt that works and one that doesn't is usually 3-4 specific elements that anyone can learn in 20 minutes.

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Try this starter prompt

Copy and paste this into ChatGPT or Claude with your details filled in. It's a simplified version — the full prompt chain is in the app.

Prompt Rewriter
Rewrite this weak prompt to get a much better AI result:

Weak prompt: [PASTE YOUR CURRENT PROMPT HERE]

Improve it by adding:
1. A role or persona for the AI ("You are a...")
2. Specific context about who this is for and why
3. Format instructions (length, structure, tone)
4. One constraint that prevents the most common failure mode

Show me the improved prompt side-by-side with an explanation of what each addition does.

→ Get the full prompt structure framework + 20 real before/after examples in AI School

How it works

  1. 1

    Write your current prompt and identify what's vague or missing

  2. 2

    Add a role, context, and format instruction as a minimum

  3. 3

    Run both versions and compare the output quality

  4. 4

    Build a personal prompt library of your 10 most-used structures

What you'll build in the app

Project

Get the full prompt framework — 6 elements, 20 before/after examples, and a personal prompt library template — inside AI School.

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